Ahead of the United Nations Climate Action Summit next Monday, more than 250 news outlets around the world have committed to Covering Climate Now - an initiative to provide focused coverage of the climate crisis in print, radio, TV and online. Participating organisations include TV networks, like CBS News and Al Jazeera;  newspapers, led by The Guardian; digital players, like BuzzFeed, HuffPost and Vox; wire services like Getty Images; as well as dozens of magazines, podcasts, local publishers, radio and TV stations. The Straits Times is part of this coalition. To tell us more, we’re joined by David Fogarty - Climate Change Editor at ‘The Straits Times’.

<p>Ahead of the United Nations Climate Action Summit next Monday, more than 250 news outlets around the world have committed to Covering Climate Now - an initiative to provide focused coverage of the climate crisis in print, radio, TV and online. Participating organisations include TV networks, like CBS News and Al Jazeera;&nbsp; newspapers, led by The Guardian; digital players, like BuzzFeed, HuffPost and Vox; wire services like Getty Images; as well as dozens of magazines, podcasts, local publishers, radio and TV stations. The Straits Times is part of this coalition.&nbsp;To tell us more, we&rsquo;re joined by David Fogarty - Climate Change Editor at &lsquo;The Straits Times&rsquo;.</p>

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