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Media practitioners from across the Caribbean Community gathered for a workshop titled “Reporting Climate Impacts in a Climate Justice Context” last Wednesday. The event was hosted by the Media Institute of the Caribbean and Climate Analytics Caribbean.
Journalists, editors, content creators, and students participated both in person and online. The sessions focused on strengthening reporting capacity with emphasis on accuracy, context, and justice frameworks.
Dr James Fletcher, Caricom Climate Envoy, highlighted the severity of climate impacts in his homeland of St Lucia. He explained that the country is importing water from Dominica due to drought conditions. He noted that farmers are abandoning crops, schools are closing, and residents are experiencing heat-related illnesses.
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