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DESCRIPTION:As the most important global climate summit in years fast appro
 aches\, journalists from across the globe must plan their coverage of this
  sprawling climate conference. No-one knows just how COVID-19 will affect 
 the November COP26 in Glasgow. Travel and visa restrictions are extra hurd
 les for media representatives\, delegates and organisers. How can journali
 sts prepare? How does good COP coverage work?We support your COP26 coverag
 e\, please get in touch with Charlotte Nijhuis via charlotte.nijhuis@clean
 energywire.org.To join the Signal group for journalists who are in Glasgow
  and or to take part in our informal meeting on site in the evening of Nov
 ember 10th 2021 please drop a line to our Network Manager Milou Dirkx via 
 milou.dirkx@cleanenergywire.orgÂ鶹ÎÞÂë°æ invited a panel of experienced reporte
 rs to share their insights from past UN climate conferences on Tuesday 19 
 October 2021 at 16 - 17.30 CEST.
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SUMMARY:Reporting on COP26 – How to best tell the Glasgow story
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