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CJR Tracks Copenhagen Coverage

Over at the Columbia Journalism Review, Curtis Brainard and Cristine Russell file their first overview and analysis of Copenhagen coverage. Their daily round up of mostly mainstream news reporting...

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Tags: science journalism
The Echo Chamber: Get Your "Daily Me" Reporting on Copenhagen

On Copenhagen, not surprisingly, ideologically driven media outlets are working overtime to brand themselves and appeal to their respective audiences. Not only do we have the expected conservative...

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Tags: global warming
"ClimateGate": A Catchphrase That Instantly Flips the Frame On Climate Scientists

ClimateGate: A now ubiquitous tagline that conveys a preferred storyline. In a paper published earlier this year at the journal Environment, I explained how claims and arguments relative to the...

Started in Framing Science • 1 day ago • 0 responses
Tags: science communication research
CJR on the Climate Change E-Mail Debate: A Must Read

If you are trying to make sense of the surge of news coverage and commentary surrounding the stolen e-mails from the East Anglia University Climatic Research Center, the place to start is Curtis...

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Tags: science journalism
AGU Workshop on Communicating Climate Change: Media, Dialogue, and Public Engagement

A week from today, at their annual meetings in San Francisco, the American Geophysical Union will be sponsoring a workshop I co-organized on research related to climate change communication and...

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Tags: science communication research
Environmental Health Perspectives on Framing and Science Communication

The journal Environmental Health Perspectives leads off its December issue with a news feature on the relevance of framing research to science communication. For readers who have followed recent...

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Tags: science communication research
The Climate Change Emails: Implications for Public Education and Engagement

I've been busy the past week with wrapping up the semester and in conducting interviews with candidates for a tenure-track position in science journalism here at AU. As a consequence, I have not had...

Started in Framing Science • 6 days ago • 0 responses
Tags: science literacy
Science and Yale Environment 360 on Climate Fatigue

Richard Kerr's recent news feature at Science magazine offers a compelling look at the many communication challenges on climate change, especially at a time of apparent "climate fatigue." As Roger...

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TONIGHT: NOAA's Jane Lubchenco to Speak at AU

For DC readers, NOAA administrator Jane Lubchenco will be speaking at American University tonight. Details are below In 1998, Lubchenco as president of AAAS argued for a new social contract for...

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Tags: dc events
TONIGHT: NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco to Speak at AU

For DC readers, NOAA administrator Jane Lubchenco will be speaking at American University tonight. Details are below In 1998, Lubchenco as president of AAAS argued for a new social contract for...

Started in Framing Science • 3 weeks ago • 0 responses
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