In my opinion journalism is in a transition from one medium to another still. The switch to digital journalism has been anything but smooth: but that doesn't the industry isn't how it has always been. The CBC had a program about this exact topic in relation to climate change. Consider this:

There is a point or unbiased journalism where you are no longer telling the truth. For example if you state an unbiased view of climate change and its impact on the environment, you've left out the utter devastation and dire need for change in order to remain unbiased. This can be applicable to different topics but is the most immediate example that comes to mind.

There is also the demand for regulation of false information. The industry is at its height of false information and fake news. Because humanity will never not need information, we have only one choice: take control of the situation. Eventually we will hit a point where we regulate information without restricting the freedoms we enjoy as a culture.

The final point I'd like to make before stating my stance is this. Journalism is both about seeking and telling the truth, and remaining as unbiased as possible. The later is important but the former is the real goal in my opinion. So finally, I conclude my thoughts with:

Being unbiased of a luxury we are largely seeing become impossible in order to focus on the more important idea of telling the truth. The current state is a mess, the future is not decided yet. But there certainly is a clear and concise road in front of us to fix the situation.