Climate change is both a local and global issue and climate journalism needs to be sensitive to this reality. Take the topic of peatland restoration, which is playing out differently across the world, from Scotland to West Africa and to Indonesia. How can climate reporting balance the interests of local stakeholders with those of the broader global community? How can local and global journalists partner effectively to cover the challenge from both perspectives?

Hear from leading New York Times journalists from West Africa, London and The New York Times’s Headway initiative, who have collaborated with The Herald to explore the impact of climate change on local ecosystems and communities in West Africa and Scotland.

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