Season 2: "Dismantling the Fossil Fuel Industry – Fossil Fuel Expansion in Africa"In the second series of this podcast, we'll look at how countries on the African continent are becoming more involved in oil and gas projects. We examine how Big Oil and countries from the Global North are promoting a fossil fuel rollback on the continent, and how African leaders are adapting fossil narratives to promote questionable development pathways.
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Season 2: "Dismantling the Fossil Fuel Industry – Fossil Fuel Expansion in Africa"In the second series of this podcast, we'll look at how countries on the African continent are becoming more involved in oil and gas projects. We examine how Big Oil and countries from the Global North are promoting a fossil fuel rollback on the continent, and how African leaders are adapting fossil narratives to promote questionable development pathways.
What is your role in the face of the climate crises?
As journalists from the global south meet with one in the global north it makes room for a controversial discussion on how reporting is done by those who face the brunt of the climate crisis in Southern Africa versus those in a high emissions country like Germany.
Southern African journalists' Teneal Koorts and Lemuel Chekai discuss the role of climate journalism with Theresa Leisgang- journalist, campaigner and co-founder of the Climate Journalism Network based in Germany.
She sheds light on the importance of the placement of climate change articles in newsrooms, storytelling and environmental education.
Climate Justice Central Podcast
Season 2: "Dismantling the Fossil Fuel Industry – Fossil Fuel Expansion in Africa"In the second series of this podcast, we'll look at how countries on the African continent are becoming more involved in oil and gas projects. We examine how Big Oil and countries from the Global North are promoting a fossil fuel rollback on the continent, and how African leaders are adapting fossil narratives to promote questionable development pathways.
