Honourable mention ved Klimapress
Science has shown us that global warming is changing the planet, and that it will get worse.
We write about how “our grandchildren” will be affected in the coming decades.
But it is impossible to write with total certainty about what the world will look like in 2075. Therefore climate journalism, for many, becomes distant and difficult to relate to.
Journalists Sofie Hviid and Søren Bjørn-Hansen from Klimajournalisterne have challenged that problem in their own very special way.
They have traveled to 2075 and created “Dominoeffekten” – a daring and absolutely wild podcast series where they place them selfes in 2075 and look back at everything from science and politics to solutions – and, not least, disasters.
Today’s scientists and politicians are featured with authentic audio clips edited in from a “historical” archive.
They have created an new form of journalism that sheds light on the climate threat in an extremely close and realistic way.
Highly exciting and brave. “Dominoeffekten” touched our hearts deeply.
So let us hope they are right – that after the great collapse, the world will get back on its feet again.
