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“Prior to 2017, [Times international president Stephen] Dunbar-Johnson says that NYT had taken a position of ‘balanced coverage’ on the subject of climate change. ‘We were always going to look for the other side of the story.’ He says it was executive editor Dean Baquet who pushed for the publication to take climate coverage more seriously, recognizing it as scientific fact, a man-made phenomenon and the biggest story of our time, which was when we realized we needed to cover the hell out of it, in-depth and consistently.'” —
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balance,
climate change,
climate reporting,
Dean Baquet,
New York Times,
objectivity
