Search
Join the community
Join
Sign in
Resources
/
A National Survey of Television Meteorologists About Climate Change Education

A National Survey of Television Meteorologists About Climate Change Education

Download Report
Download Report

A survey of weathercasters that explores their views on climate change, the barriers they face to communicate with the public, and what education resources they feel are needed.

Date: 2011
Author:
Authors: Edward Maibach et al.
Organization: George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication
Strategic Approach: Framing, Other
Type: General Resource
Author: Edward Maibach et al.
Organization:
Organization: George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication
Strategic Approach: Framing, Other
Type: General Resource

Related resources

Climate Science Communications Assessment
Climate change in the American mind
Extreme Weather and Climate Change: How Can We Address Uncertainty
Climate Change Education Through TV Weathercasts
Increasing Public Understanding of Climate Risks & Choices
Climate Change in the American Mind: Public Support for Climate & Energy Policies in March 2012
View all

Related Resources

Welcome to Climate Access
Seven Reasons Why the Public is Not Engaged on Climate
What Occupy Means for the Climate Movement
Winning the Story Wars with Freaks, Cheats and Familiars
There's Action Out There
Taking the Long View on Keystone
View all
Facebook Twitter Linkedin

© 2024 Climate Access. All rights reserved. Website by Affinity Bridge

Search