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How Media Narratives Shape Public Opinion on Climate Change - MSN


Media narratives on climate change are often influenced by political and economic interests. Media outlets may align with the interests of their stakeholders which can lead to biased reporting. Read More

Top Five Climate Change Narratives in the Media


As Dan Sarewitz once said, among all the things climate change is capable of, making us dumber seems top among them. Read More

Climate change: 'Doomsday prophecies are not a good strategy'


On 26 October, a report came out showing that the world is nowhere near meeting its climate targets. "Climate sceptics, however, who doubt or don't believe that climate change is man-made, are not ... Read More

Some Good News about Corals and Climate Change


Christopher Intagliata: Within a few decades, global temperatures are expected to climb to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.And that's gonna be really bad for corals, according to ... Read More

Science News Briefs from around the World: May 2022


Science News Briefs from around the World: ... But experts warn that unimpeded climate change may overcome this cooling effect by the 2050s. ... innovations and ideas shaping our world today. Read More

'Doomsday Clock' stays at current time amid debates on AI, climate change - WJLA


WASHINGTON (TND) — The "Doomsday Clock," the metaphorical measure by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists of how close human kind is close to self-annihilation, remained set at 90 seconds to ... Read More


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