ITV News at Ten places spotlight on climate crisis

BusinessGreen staff
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'Earth on the Edge' series kicked off this week with segment on deforestation, as broadcaster promises to beef up coverage of the climate crisis

ITV's News at Ten is devoting a major portion of its show to climate change this week, kicking off a regular series of segments over the coming months dubbed 'Earth on the Edge' in a bid to "examine the...

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