Knowra Climate communication Climate communication Climate communication is the exchange of information and ideas about climate change among publics, institutions, and media. It includes scientific explanation, public debate, storytelling, and efforts to influence understanding or action.
Climate change framing : Climate change framing is the selection of details and interpretive emphasis used to present climate issues. Frames such as risk, responsibility, or opportunity change how audiences interpret the same climate evidence.
Climate change education : Climate change education develops knowledge, skills, and capacities for understanding and responding to climate change. Formal and informal education turn climate messages into durable understanding and practical capacity.
Susanne Moser : Susanne Moser is a researcher and practitioner whose work focuses on climate communication, adaptation, and environmental change. Her scholarship and guidance have shaped research and practice in climate communication.
Climate change denial : Climate change denial rejects or minimizes the evidence, causes, or consequences of human-caused climate change. Denial challenges the scientific claims that climate communication seeks to explain and contextualize.
Risk communication : Risk communication is the exchange of information about hazards, uncertainty, and choices among people affected by risk. Climate messages often explain uncertain hazards and the consequences of possible responses.
Climate advocacy : Climate advocacy is organized communication and action intended to influence climate policy or public priorities. Advocacy uses evidence, values, and public narratives to press for political or institutional change.
Anthony Leiserowitz : Anthony Leiserowitz is a social scientist who studies public opinion and communication about climate change. His research tracks how beliefs, values, and political identities shape public climate views.
Scientific consensus on climate change : Scientific consensus on climate change is the strong agreement among climate scientists that human activities are causing global warming. Consensus messaging emphasizes expert agreement, while its effects depend on audience and presentation.
Science communication : Science communication is the exchange of scientific knowledge among scientists and with publics, institutions, and media. Climate communication draws on science communication while also addressing politics, values, and collective choices.
Climate journalism : Climate journalism reports on climate science, impacts, politics, and responses through news media. Journalists select, explain, and scrutinize climate information for broad audiences.
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