Sentences with phrase «messages about climate change»

Meanwhile, a poll released yesterday shows that the pope's words are resonating with churchgoing Catholics who may not be as receptive to other messages about climate change.

In an experiment designed like a game of three - way telephone in which subjects were asked to select and pass on Facebook messages about climate change, the authors found that a conventional framing of climate change in terms of environmental risks was more likely to be shared, compared to less conventional messages emphasizing the public health and economic benefits to action.

Messages about climate change will be woven throughout News Corp.'s empire....

The concern here is that, trust in the wrong source prevents the feckless public from responding to the correct messages about climate change, sending us all to our doom.

My template is the 5 Essential Messages about Climate Change — identified thru audience research — you want to convey by Dr. Ed Maibach of George Masson University.

The 5 Essential Messages about Climate Change can even be simplified into: 1.

I then conclude this section by repeating The 5 Essential Messages about Climate Change: 1.

Just as it is vital for climate scientists and communicators to base messages about climate change on rigorous empirical evidence from the physical sciences, statements on the use of emotion in communication strategies must also be firmly grounded in evidence from affective science.»

Any political advocacy group has an agenda and when evaluating their messages about climate change science it is important to examine how they advance this agenda.

The articles contained either positive or negative real - world messages about climate change, or both.

As part of their weeklong orientation, they worked with a media trainer and each other to develop and refine key messages about their climate change research, and they began to develop public - engagement plans to be implemented at each of their institutions.

Geostorm promises to have a strong message about climate change and environmental care, and if this first trailer is an indication, it'll be really intense.

An apocalyptic message about climate change might motivate some people to act but make others feel hopeless, science communication experts say.

Actually, I had no intention whatsoever to send any message about climate change or global warming.

Waterworld, for all its problems, was maybe the most direct, mainstream message about climate change, ultimately becoming less sci - fi with each passing year.

Discussing the health effects of climate change has been found to be one of the most effective and least polarizing approaches for conveying the message about climate change.

Therefore, many of not most climate policy advocates focused on how to improve messaging about climate change policies or how to we incentivize individual behavioral change through the use of economic incentives.

Marcel Coutu, chief executive officer of Canadian Oil Sands Trust, travelled to Toronto Thursday to spread the industry's message about climate change.

Not exact matches

The series was produced by Jeff Skoll (of eBay fame) and his activist company Participant Media, And it serves to underscore once again the «you - are - there» power of VR — as opposed to the two - dimensional flat - screen experience of a film like An Inconvenient Truth — when it comes to getting out the message of urgency about climate change.

The EPA last night sent employees a list of eight approved talking points on climate change from its Office of Public Affairs — guidelines that promote a message of uncertainty about climate science and gloss over proposed cuts to key adaptation programs.

... in an election year that has been dominated by environmental issues like fracking, the ongoing recovery from Hurricane Sandy, and what to do about climate change, the Green Party candidate for Governor, Howie Hawkins, is resolutely carrying his message across the state....

And in an election year that has been dominated by environmental issues like fracking, the ongoing recovery from Hurricane Sandy, and what to do about climate change, the Green Party candidate for Governor, Howie Hawkins, is resolutely carrying his message across the state.

And those who are most concerned about climate change may accept a gloomy message as vindication of their views — but there's always the chance they might lose hope about fixing the problem, Leiserowitz says.

Surprisingly, none of the four major positive messages changed participants» core beliefs about climate change.

The papal message did, however, indirectly influence people's beliefs about climate change by raising the Pope's credibility on that issue, most strongly among liberals.

Liberals who had already expressed concern about climate change agreed more with the Pope's message that climate change will disproportionately affect the poor.»

The mediagenic wunderkind of French presidential politics has a message for U.S. scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs working on climate change and worrying about their future under President Donald Trump: Come to France.

While there is a great deal of excitement about the pope's historic address to Congress tomorrow morning, the visit has also focused attention on how the American Catholic Church has handled the message that the pope brings, especially his strong views on climate change.

Six of the videos, «Scientists on the Front Lines of Climate Change,» feature NCA chapter authors talking about key messages from their chapters.

The results of this analysis produced several key messages, some of which are shown below, about how climate change will affect Montana agriculture (for a complete list of key messages, see the Agriculture chapter):

Earnest messages about bad climate change and good parenting skills have been replaced by a we - all - share - a-planet sense of fun that's more «Finding Nemo» than National Geographic.

His basic message — don't think about it as global warming, or even climate change.

Targeting environmental events for messaging about the relationship between animal agriculture and environmental problems (especially including climate change) seemed to work very well.

Read and disagreed with your review of «Centrist» messaging Andrew and am now replying to your interesting and insightful shared dialogue with Dave about framing the climate change debate:

This is precisely why I argue that climate change isn't an issue, it's «a message,» telling us that we need radically new ways of thinking about progress and power.

Mr. Will's overarching premise about sea ice and messages it holds related to human - caused climate change, was wrong, they say.

Of course, Earth Hour 2009 is just around the corner... And Earth Hour 2009 aims to reach more than one billion people in 1000 cities around the world, inviting communities, business and governments to switch off lights for one hour at 8:30 pm on Saturday March 28 and sending a powerful global message that we care enough about climate change to take action.

If, in a selected audience of folks who are already highly concerned about climate change, you encounter serious difficulties in persuading folks that you have a solution, what does that say about the time needed to get your message out to the globe as a whole?

From Sydney to San Francisco, Rome to NYC and even Casey Station down in Antarctica, folks around the globe stood together for one hour in a symbolic act to spread the message that they care about climate change, and that something must be done to stop it.

Hayden is either a fool or a stooge for ignoring climate change, but his message about population is a valid one.

Dr. Donner's message about framing the issue of climate change with honesty and individuality is an important one.

Over the past seven years, I wish we had been more forthcoming with three messages: We should have conceded, prominently, that the news about climate change is unwelcome, that today's climate science is incomplete, and that every «solution» carries risk.

Wouldn't it have been great if Virginians had been able to use those millions of dollars productively to deal with the already very real impacts of climate change rather than to bury their heads in the sands because this attorney general wanted to not only discredit us, but send a message to all scientists in Virginia that... if you too decide to talk about the impacts of climate change then you too can be subject to a subpoena from the attorney general?

He's been looking at the messaging on climate change — as in, which message has the biggest impact on changing people's minds about the issue.

It sends a clear message that finally, as a planet, we're serious about moving away from the dirty fossil fuels slowly destroying our planet and finally stopping climate change.

I suspect those messages will feature many safety pins, as the bureaucratic environment within the EPA is about the only thing that is going to undergo a dramatic, rapid, and real climate change.

Some of her interests include: social influence and social networks, how people form attitudes about climate change, the effectiveness of environmental messaging, and storytelling and narrative.

But I disagree with you that «consensus» messaging creates antipathy among those who identify with an «I'm not concerned about climate change» perspective; IMO, to any significant degree, it only serves as an outlet for pre-existing perspectives.

But they are not getting nearly the support that they need from those who care about climate change policymaking, because nearly all of that support — in the form of hundreds of millions of dollars — is going instead to groups that prefer to pound the other team's members over the head with «consensus messaging.»

A broad array of leading climate scientists and policy specialists were also criticizing the panel for the exact opposite reason: They believe the main conclusions of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) may be too general and too conservative to convey a clear message about the grave threat of warming and to inform policies to address local climate change climate scientists and policy specialists were also criticizing the panel for the exact opposite reason: They believe the main conclusions of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) may be too general and too conservative to convey a clear message about the grave threat of warming and to inform policies to address local climate change Climate Change (IPCC) may be too general and too conservative to convey a clear message about the grave threat of warming and to inform policies to address local climate change iChange (IPCC) may be too general and too conservative to convey a clear message about the grave threat of warming and to inform policies to address local climate change climate change ichange issues.