The global average temperature is estimated to pass a critical threshold in the next decade, but there still may be a chance to shift course, according to a major new report released Monday by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
It's a report that Peter Prengaman with the Associated Press is watching very closely. He leads a newly created teamcovering climate change worldwide.
He'll be speaking at Northern Kentucky University's Griffin Hall March 22. The event is part of the Scripps Howard Center's community lecture series, Six@Six.
On Cincinnati Edition, we speak with him about the Associated Press's priorities and goals with its climate coverage and what's the next big story he'll be watching.
Guest:
- Peter Prengaman, climate and environmental editor, The Associated Press
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