Readers' blog: Media has a duty to inform public on climate

A generous platform was granted to climate change denial on The Tonight Show, Wednesday, October 10.

Readers' blog: Media has a duty to inform public on climate
Fri, 12 Oct, 2018 - 01:00

A generous platform was granted to climate change denial on The Tonight Show, Wednesday, October 10.

This unacceptable and uninformed rhetoric serves only to confuse the public about and ultimately frustrate Ireland’s role in the global effort to cut carbon emissions.

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