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Sudan Talks Climate: The Public Understanding of Climate Change
London: BBC World Service Trust; British Council (2010), 30 pp.
"In August 2009, the BBC World Service Trust’s Research and Learning Group, on behalf of the British Council, conducted research in northern and southern Sudan to gauge the public understanding of climate change. The research consisted of 12 focus group discussions with Sudanese citizens, as well
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New Opportunities for Environmental and Climate Change Journalism in China
Copenhagen; London: International Media Support (IMS); Chinese Media Center (2010), 24 pp.
South Africa Talks Climate: The Public Understanding of Climate Change
London: BBC World Service Trust; British Council (2010), 35 pp.
"Between August and October 2009, the BBC World Service Trust’s Research and Learning Group, funded by the British Council, conducted research in south africa to gauge public understanding of climate change. The research consisted of 16 focus group discussions with south african citizens, and 18 i
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Senegal Talks Climate: The Public Understanding of Climate Change
London: BBC World Service Trust; British Council (2010), 31 pp.
"In May 2009, the BBC World Service Trust’s Research and Learning Group, on behalf of the British Council, conducted research in Senegal to gauge public understanding of climate change. The research consisted of 12 focus-group discussions with Senegalese citizens, as well as 17 in-depth interviews
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"For journalists, REDD+ is a tricky story to cover for a number of reasons. 1. Forest statistics are often unreliable or out of date. Figures need to be carefully checked, compared to other statistics and analysed for their real significance. Sources also need to be assessed. 2. REDD+’s final shap
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Time to Adapt? Media Coverage of Climate Change in Nonindustrialised Countries
The Psychology of Climate Change Communication: A Guide for Scientists, Journalists, Educators, Political Aides, and the Interested Public
Center for Research on Environmental Decisions (2009), 48 pp.
"The ultimate solutions to climate change are workable, cost-effective technologies which permit society to improve living standards while limiting and adapting to changes in the climate. Yet scientific, engineering, and organizational solutions are not enough. Societies must be motivated and empowe
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Global Crisis Reporting: Journalism in the Global Age
Maidenhead: Open University Press (2009), xiv, 199 pp.
"Global Crisis Reporting: Journalism in the Global Age sets out to better understand the media’s role in the circulation and communication of these global challenges to humanity as well as the conflicts and contentions that surround them. Concerned as we are with crises that transcend national bor
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Climate Change and the Media
New York et al.: Peter Lang (2009), xvii, 277 pp.
Climate Change in the Newspapers of Latin America = El tratamiento del cambio climático en la prensa latinoamericana
Buenos Aires: Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS), Media and Democracy in Latin America Programme (2008), 22 pp., 22 pp.
"If it wasn't for the international conferences and reports on climate change, this issue would be practically absent from the regional media agenda. Its coverage does not even reach 1 percent of daily reports, as shown in a new study carried out by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation's Regional Program
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Whatever the Weather: Media Attitudes to Reporting Climate Change
London: Panos London (2006), 16 pp.
"The media play an important role in stimulating discussion in developing countries. Yet journalists asked by Panos say that the media have a poor understanding of the climate change debate and express little interest in it. Public discussion of the policies and issues involved is urgently needed. T
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