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This is Climate 1, changing the conversation about energy, economy, and the environment.

For writers and reporters who cover the climate beat,

getting to the story can be a challenge.

On some level it's the worst story ever.

It is ubiquitous, but very hard to pin down.

It's being caused by everyone and everything,

and therefore it's sort of everything and nothing.

And so finding the narrative is very, very difficult.

So what can journalists do to get the story out there?

My goal was always to speak to the political junkies and the nerds and the news obsessives

and the bloggers and Twitterers and all those

speak to those people about this in a way that reaches them and that they understand.

Covering catastrophe. Up next on Climate One.

What's it like to write about climate change in a post-truth world?

Welcome to Climate One, changing the conversation about America's

energy, economy, and environment. I'm Devin Strolovich. Climate One conversations with oil

companies and environmentalists, Republicans and Democrats, are recorded before a live audience

and hosted by Greg Dalton.

On today's show, we'll hear two veteran climate reporters talk about their personal stories,

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