CNN Aired WAY More Big Oil Ads Than Climate Change Coverage
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April 30, 2016
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10:32Now PlayingThe ratio of minutes CNN spent covering climate change news to minutes of advertising for big polluters is undeniable evidence of the influence money has on the media. Even when climate change is mentioned, it is generally treated with false equivalency.
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