Question

1. what makes climate change reporting credible?

a. including only scientist perspectives
b. including only government officials
c. including experts and policymakers
d. including only activist viewpoints

Explanation:

To determine what makes climate change reporting credible, we analyze each option:

• Option a: Including only scientist perspectives is too narrow, as other stakeholders (like policymakers) also contribute to credible reporting.
• Option b: Including only government officials is limited, as experts (e.g., scientists) have crucial knowledge about climate science.
• Option c: Including experts (who have scientific knowledge) and policymakers (who can address policy - related aspects) provides a more comprehensive and balanced view, which is essential for credible climate change reporting.
• Option d: Including only activist viewpoints is one - sided and may lack the scientific or policy - making depth needed for credibility.

Answer:

c. Including experts and policymakers