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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Climate change communication"”.
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An audience focused approach to framing climate-change communication in agriculture
… the frames and messages, issue salience, and communication preferences agricultural producers in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas use and accept related to climate change and the impacts of a changing climate. It was of additional interest to explore the climate-change beliefs and preferred …
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Frame Setting and Social Media Engagement: Climate Change Communication on CNN and Fox News Facebook Pages
… investigates the frame-setting process in climate change communication on Facebook, focusing on CNN and Fox News posts and user engagement from 2017 to 2024. Using a Two-Layer Directional Climate Change Framing Model, which incorporates both generic and issue-specific frames along with …
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Radio Power: An exploration of agency for the participants of a climate change communication campaign in South Africa
Communication for Development (C4D) appeared after World War 2 and has since become a key approach to achieving sustainable and democratic development, especially in the Global South. It borrows from behaviour economics and psychology, focusing mostly on behaviour change outcomes. While it has been …
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Exploring the effects of climate change communication and training efforts: lessons from training-courses aimed at mid-career professionals
Research on the different ways in which climate change and adaptation (CCA) is communicated and taught has been growing in popularity over the last few decades. Researchers in communication science have found that the way in which information is presented and transferred is important in influencing …
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Promoting Greater Granularity in Climate Research: A Case Study Analyzing Perceptions of Anthropogenic Climate Change Among Students, Faculty, and Staff at The University of Southern Mississippi
<p>Anthropogenic climate change is a global concern that has the possibility to become the next world-altering event. While there is a substantial amount of scientific evidence proving its existence and harmful repercussions, there is still a lack of belief in its occurrence within the United …
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U.S. National Park Service Climate Change Interpretation: A National Study
Climate change has become an increasingly controversial topic in the United States. Because U.S. National Park Service (NPS) sites are both beloved and increasingly threatened by climate change, NPS interpretive programs are a unique context to study climate change communication. In this …
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Communicating Climate Change In Internet Discussion Fora: Processes and Implications
Communicating climate change issues in the Internet era requires new strategies that incorporate online communication. The rapid growth of new media and widespread use of the internet has marked everyday lifestyles in modern society. Information on a wide range of social issues, including climate …
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Climate change instruction in higher education: Pre-service teachers’ engagement in an interdisciplinary pop-up learning community
… to discuss their perspectives and beliefs on climate change. The impact of this event on students was gauged by a survey from the Yale Project on Climate Change Communication. Furthermore, this project focuses on pre-service teachers who participated in the PLC. In order to investigate how …
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Framed: COP17 on South African television
… play in informing and changing public opinion on climate change, "the defining human development issue of our generation" (United Nations Development Programme for Human Development Report, 2008, 1). Developing countries are most likely to suffer the worst effects of climate change, yet few …
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Seeking Common Ground: An Exploration of Conflicting Views on Climate Change in Saskatchewan
… opinion of both the presence and urgency of climate change. This clash of opposing views and beliefs on climate change has fostered an us-versus-them mentality that obfuscates efforts to effectively communicate both the impacts of climate change and the potential solutions. Narratives …
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Human Behaviour and the Environment: Experiments in Behavioural Environmental Economics
Human behaviour lies at the heart of the climate crisis. Not only is it the primary cause of global climate change and environmental degradation, but also key to responding and adapting to them. Tackling the climate crisis thus requires a complete understanding of human behaviour. So far, however, …
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Radical Activism in the Misinformation Age - How can Social Movements Counter the Circulation of Online False Information About Climate Change?
… disinformation and misinformation concerning climate change have gained substantive attention within the scientific community. However, while the dynamics that drive the circulation of false online information have been analysed extensively, it remains unclear whether (and how) this phenomenon …
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SCENE MATTERS: STRATEGIC USE OF SIMILARITY AND FRAMING IN NARRATIVE RISK COMMUNICATION
… implications for health and environmental risk communication, particularly for impersonal risks that people perceive to be of low personal relevance, and opens up new avenues for research and practice in areas such as climate change communication and entertainment-education. Limitations, …