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How do I set up a science and environment news site?

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Where: Settings → Site & brand → Set up your site

Open this page: admin.<your-site>/setup (replace <your-site> with your site address)

What is ready for you

Sections. Explainers, Climate and environment, Space, Research, Nature and wildlife, Energy and Opinion. Life science exists but starts hidden from the menu.

Story starters. Under Start from:

  • Science news
  • Explainer
  • Data story (when charts are on)
  • Opinion

Switched on for you. Explainers, FAQ blocks, breaking ticker, quick briefs and corrections.

Quick actions. New story, Upload photos, Breaking news and Send an alert.

Steps: first hour

  1. Open Settings, then Set up your site.
  2. Choose your languages. English and Hindi are the first suggestions.
  3. Create your sections. Pick Science & Environment news, English or Hindi.
  4. Pick features. Data charts, newsletters and listen are offered. Paid ones are only offered.
  5. Invite your team, start a newsletter, set up ads and publish trust and legal pages.
  6. Write your first explainer. Add the paper and its date in the Sources list.

Good to know

  • Name the paper. The AI helpers on this site are set to name the paper, the journal and the date. They keep what was found apart from what it might mean. They say when a study is small, early or not yet peer reviewed. They write drafts only.
  • Link your sources. Add them in the panel Help Google and AI quote you right, under Sources. Readers see them as a list.
  • Sources. List your sources in the Sources panel.
  • Formulas. The editor has a maths block and a code block for any story. See Code and maths.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I show charts?

Yes, with the Charts add-on. Some add-ons are included in some plans: see your plan on keynate.com.

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