The State Department quietly sponsored foreign journalists to educate them on climate change reporting as the Biden administration amped up its climate agenda in 2021.
John Kerry, U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate under the Biden administration, addresses the Council on Foreign Relations on ending 'business as usual' on Oct. 25, 2022.In March 2021, high-ranking State Department officials discussed a proposal to sponsor foreign journalists to"have experiences that educate them on reporting on climate change," according to the emails obtained by Protect the Public's Trust and shared with Fox News Digital.
"Thanks for sharing … I think this sounds like a fantastic FPC reporting tour and I'm looking forward to the stories that will come out of this," a second redacted official responded one day later.
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