When a team of business leaders issued a recent report on the costs of climate change, the subject moved out of the science pages, Robert S. Eshelman writes: "The novelty of the report was that it talked relatively little about science and more about what this whole threat is going to cost us," Eshelman writes. "And with this shift in focus — from the physics of climate change to its financial consequences — came a subtle yet perhaps significant change in media coverage."
September 23, 2014
