climate coverage

[/ˈklaɪmɪt ˈkʌvərɪdʒ/]
nounpl: climate coverages
cobertura climática
1. Journalistic or media reporting on climate change, weather patterns, and environmental conditions affecting the climate
The news network increased its climate coverage during hurricane season.
A rede de notícias aumentou sua cobertura climática durante a temporada de furacões.
2. Insurance coverage that protects against climate-related risks or weather-related damages
Farmers purchased climate coverage to protect their crops from unexpected weather events.
Os agricultores compraram cobertura climática para proteger suas colheitas de eventos climáticos inesperados.
3. The extent and scope of reporting or discussion about climate issues in media, academia, or public discourse
There is growing climate coverage in mainstream media outlets worldwide.
Há uma cobertura climática crescente nos principais meios de comunicação em todo o mundo.
Climate coverage has become increasingly important in both Brazilian and American media landscapes. In Brazil, coverage intensifies during the dry season and flood seasons. In the USA, climate coverage has grown significantly post-2020 and is now a standard feature of major news outlets. The term reflects the global shift toward greater environmental awareness and the role of media in addressing climate concerns.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
climate reportingweather coverageenvironmental reportingclimate journalism
Antonyms / Antônimos
climate denialclimate silence

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
cobertura climática
Standard term used across Brazil in media and insurance contexts
São Paulo
cobertura climática / cobertura do clima
Both forms are commonly used in business and journalism
Rio de Janeiro
cobertura climática
Preferred term in local media and weather forecasting
Portugal
cobertura climática / cobertura do clima
Used similarly to Brazil; may also see 'cobertura meteorológica' in weather contexts

Related Words

climate changeenvironmental journalismweather reportingclimate actionclimate riskmeteorological data

Related Idioms & Phrases

expand climate coverage
increase climate coverage
improve climate coverage
climate coverage gap
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