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En el tráfago de las tareas cotidianas que realizamos los comunicadores, ha sido muy atinado que el CIESPAL nos haya convocado para participar en su 5to. Encuentro Iberoamericano de Periodismo Científico y que durante su desarrollo nos detuviéramos a reflexionar sobre un tema que ha adquirido importante relevancia en los últimos años: el Calentamiento Global.

Rolling the calendar back a year to early 2008 and surveying the Canadian media from that vantage point, one could be forgiven a cautious sense of optimism that the pervasive neglect of environmental issues and concerns was finally coming to an end.