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CBS News Reliance Climate change A team made by former network staff.
In recent weeks, CBS News has disclosed coordination with the Climate Center in its aired and online reports, the nonprofit called itself a “policy neutral” and “an independent group of scientists and communicators who study and report scientists and communicators about our climate change and the facts that affect people’s lives.”
According to Grabien’s transcript, CBS News has cited dozens of climate central research since 2021. But it wasn’t until July that the network began to always mention “our partners at the Climate Center”.
CBS News relies on content generated by the Climate Change Nonprofit Climate Center. (Getty Image)
Last month, CBS News A story was published About the melted glacier aired on Sunday Morning. Ben Tracy is the correspondent for the segment and his narration is at the top of the article. One disclaimer at the bottom is “a story produced by Chris Spinder in collaboration with the Climate Center. Editor: Chris Jolly.”
Another CBS News article In July, it was also linked to Tracy’s live broadcast area, which included a disclaimer of “Stories produced in collaboration with the Climate Center.”
Tracy and Spinder are no longer available for CBS News, at least no longer used. They work in the climate center. According to his LinkedIn page, only Jolly is currently a CBS journalist.
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An article published on the CBS News website features Ben Tracy and reveals to readers that the report is “produced in partnership with Climate Central.” (Screenshot/CBS News)
The Climate Center’s website promotes its “Cooperative News” program, which “contributes data, science and data reporting, editing and guidance to other media about new climate data information.”
“Partners exports contributed local reports, including live reports, photography and editors of some stories. We contributed data and charts as well as scientific journalists and editors, “Climate Center” nation. “For text stories, we are in a way that puts climate change in an appropriate and accurate environment. For broadcast media, we provide stories and interview suggestions and help develop and review scripts. Researchers at the Climate Center assist with fact checking.”
The Climate Center outlines how to get acclaim, “We share the charter with our printing partners and ask the broadcasting partners to mention our partnership in their reports.” It also said: “The author or its institution does not charge any fees and the work is explanatory, not promotional.”
Tracy, a former national and environmental correspondent for Tracy of CBS News, left the network in September 2024. His Instagram pagehe now calls himself a “climate journalist on the mission of the Climate Center.”
“For the Climate Center, I’m Ben Tracy,” he told the audience at the end of the live report.
Ben Tracy, a former CBS news correspondent who left the network last year, appeared on “CBS Morning” in July, representing part of the Climate Center leadership. (Screenshot/CBS News)
Spinder, longtime producer of CBS News, left the network in May and immediately joined Climate Central as a senior producer. LinkedIn Page.
“I have produced a network-quality broadcast standard news report focusing on climate and environmental topics and distributed it to over 200 radio stations across the United States,” Spinder wrote in his LinkedIn profile. “We operate with the independent, non-profit, non-partisan scientific platform Climate Center and adhere to the highest standards of news that we have worked in the internal work of traditional network news operations, including CBS Network News for decades.”
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The Climate Center’s website links to articles from local news media that they work with. Shari Bell, vice president of content creation at the group, told the group Fox News Numbers The Climate Center “works with many news organizations.” When asked which other national media use content they produce (such as CBS News), Bell cites Weather Channel and Scripps News.
Bell confirmed that Tracy and Spinder began working at the Climate Center earlier this year, but avoided elaborating on what was going on in the editorial process with CBS News.
CBS News briefly revealed to viewers that the report aired in July, “CBS Morning” was “provided by the Climate Center.” (Screenshot/CBS News)
The Climate Center describes itself as a “non-side business organization” that “communicates climate change science, impacts and solutions to the public and policy makers. In the value of its statement: “We do not promote specific policies, legislation or technology to address climate change. We are strictly non-consultants and non-partisans. ”
The organization emphasizes “equity,” writing, and we are committed to investigating and communicating the burden of climate change inequality and interacting with affected communities,” a sentiment responds to its “fairness statement.”
“Climate change is the engine of inequality. Around the world, socially and economically disadvantaged groups, few that contribute to the problem, often face their worst threats and impacts,” the group noted. “These impacts, in turn, amplify their previous inequality, as the most affected populations usually have the least resources to prepare, respond or recover. In the United States, historically marginalized groups with special risks include Black, Indigenous peoples and colored communities.”
It added: “The Climate Center regularly emphasizes fundamental inequality in climate change. We reaffirm our commitment to investigate and publicize the burden of inequality in climate change and increase efforts in this area. We also reaffirm our commitment and we are also committed to interacting with affected communities to develop and develop our materials and to develop and distribute our efforts for our materials and to feature a wide range of contexts.”
The site also includes a “Imagine our future” page If “We Keep Current Carbon Path” leads to global warming, there are interactive split images showing world landmarks underwater.
After Fox News Digital commented to CBS News, the network scrubbed the “partner” language of one of the articles from its disclaimer, which now read “This story is provided by Climate Central” and also removed Tracy’s Byline. A CBS spokesperson declined to comment.
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