Santiago Sáez Moreno

@santiagosaez.bsky.social

Journalist. Director of Training @ Covering Climate Now

If you’re looking to improve your climate reporting, this training by @coveringclimatenow.org is worth your time. Having completed it myself, I can say there aren’t many programs right now that do as good a job of helping journalists report on the climate crisis with greater confidence. Link 👇🏽

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DEADLINE: NEXT WEEK! 🏆 The 2026 Covering Climate Now Journalism Awards will close soon! 🥇 🆓 There is no fee to enter ⏳ Submit by March 31 at 11:59pm US ET 🌍 Work published anytime in 2025, from anywhere in the world, is eligible 🔗 Learn more and apply:

The 2026 CCNow Journalism Awards — Covering Climate Now

Entry submissions are open NOW for the 2026 Covering Climate Now Journalism Awards. This is the sixth year for our annual awards program, and every year we’re amazed by the quality and variety of work...

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Applications are now open for the CCNow Academy, our flagship, 3-month training program for journalists worldwide. Join us for 12 live sessions, with colleagues from around the world, CCNow and guest experts. Runs March-June 2026. Apply by February 16!

The Covering Climate Now Academy — Covering Climate Now

Climate change is the defining story of our time, and journalists everywhere need the tools to cover with depth, accuracy, and impact. That’s why Covering Climate Now offers journalists worldwide a…

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¿Sabes que @lamarea.com no publica ni en X, ni en Facebook, ni en Instagram. En septiembre seguiremos avanzando en nuestro proyecto de desvincularnos de la tecnología más tóxica. No está siendo fácil, pero no hay retorno. Por ello, es importante que nos ayudes a difundir. ¡Gracias!

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Based on fossil fuel growth rates from the IEA Coal Mid-Year Update, July Oil Market Report, & Gas Market Report Q3, fossil CO2 emissions would grow around 0.8% in 2025, reaching another record high... We are only half way through the year, but don't build too much expectation for peak emissions.

Figure showing coal, oil, and gas emissions from 1960, with a little red dot for 2025, with 0.5% growth in coal, 1% in oil, 1.6% in gas, and -1.1% for cement. These are all leap year adjusted since 2024 had one more day than 2025...