Newspapers agree to share information in the lead-up to Paris

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nformation not polluted by bias will be critical to in the lead up to the UN Climate Change summit in Paris later this year.

A group of newspapers eager to provide readers with the best and most accurate news about what will and should be discussed in Paris and banded together to form a “Climate change media network”.

The newspapers will share a pool of information about climate change and when and where they can, contribute their own copy.

Melbourne’s Age and the Sydney Morning Herald, both Fairfax newspapers, have joined this exchange.

A story - “The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald join climate change media network” – discussing this alignment was in today’s Age.