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more than 50 percent.
Despite the devastating impacts of climate change ringing alarm bells
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the destruction of the Great Barrier Reef and the Amazon—coverage of the
climate emergency made up just 0.4% of all news coverage on the
corporate broadcast TV networks last year.
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