Amy Goodman
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As Hurricane Matthew Lashes U.S., Are TV Networks the Last Bastion of Climate Denial?
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11:39Now PlayingAs Hurricane Matthew bears down on the Florida coast, onto Georgia and South Carolina, we discuss how the role of climate change has been largely ignored in media coverage of the storm. "If the TV networks don’t start making these links between climate change and extreme weather events, they will be one of the last bastions of climate denial," says May Boeve, executive director of 350 Action, the political arm of the climate organization 350.org.
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