Katherine Dunn is an Associate Editor at Fortune Magazine. She covers topics related to energy, climate, and Europe, with a strong focus on climate change and environmental issues. Katherine has been featured in various publications including Fortune, Yahoo Finance, and Nieman Journalism Lab.
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By: Diego Arguedas Ortiz, Katherine Dunn
Newsrooms can prepare for recurring climate events in the same way they prepare for elections or the Olympics.
By: Diego Arguedas Ortiz, Katherine Dunn
6. Newsrooms can prepare for recurring climate events in the same way they prepare for elections or the Olympics.
There was much chatter coming from the barn as I arrived for evening chores. Pickles had already alerted me earlier in the morning that the much anticipated seed catalog had arrived. When I entered the barn, the animals were enthralled with the pictures.
In a recent transaction, Tamara Wendoll, the President of Pacific Premier Trust, a division of Pacific Premier Bancorp Inc. (NASDAQ:), acquired shares of the company's common stock.
By: Katherine Dunn
On views, the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation's dedicated climate coverage now consistently receives more views than the rest of the newsroom's coverage, head climate editors say. In 2023, stories produced by the organisation's climate teams outperformed the average story on the website in 11 months out of 12, often dramatically.
By: Katherine Dunn
In 2023, stories produced by the organization’s climate teams outperformed the average story on the website in 11 months out of 12, often dramatically.
In 2023, stories produced by the organization's climate teams outperformed the average story on the website in 11 months out of 12, often dramatically.
By: Katherine Dunn
Katherine Dunn of our Oxford Climate Journalism Network on addressing the similar challenges facing conflict and climate journalism
By: Katherine Dunn
Are you thinking about applying for the OCJN? Our colleague Katherine Dunn addresses some of the questions you may have
By: Katherine Dunn
“The situation is very scary,” says journalist Nino Zuriashvili, who's been harassed for opposing a law that threatens independent news organisations
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