A Guidebook for Climate Change Journalists in Africa Released.

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Published by Kojanews.

The Book produced by UNESCO responds to a real need in African journalists reporting of complex phenomenon of Climate Change.

The Book entitled Climate Change in Africa; a guidebook for Journalists also answers to many needs of Africa Journalists especially the scientific interpretations of climate change, in-depth information on climate change,Tips for journalists reporting on climate change and sourcing for climate change stories using data.

For more details click http://pubs.iied.org/pdfs/G03710.pdf?
  

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