AW: climate change and the media

Liliana, Have a look at Boykoff, M. and J. Boykoff. (2004) “Bias as Balance: Global Warming and the U.S. Prestige Press.” Global Environmental Change. (14)2, 125-136. (available from http://people.ucsc.edu/%7Emboykoff/Boykoff.Boykoff.GEC.2004.pdf) Best Klaus

RE: climate change and the media

Liliana, Here's an interesting piece; let me know if you need a PDF of it. Wil Defeating Kyoto: The Conservative Movement’s Impact on U.S. Climate Change Policy AARON M. McCRIGHT, University of Chicago RILEY E. DUNLAP, Åbo Akademi University, Finland, 50 Social Problems 348-373 (2003) In this

RE: climate change and the media

Liliana, This is also a very good piece. Wil Wil Burns, Co-Chair American Society of International Law - International Environmental Law Group 1702 Arlington Blvd. El Cerrito, CA 94530 USA Ph: 650.281.9126 Fax: 510.217.7060 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: climate change and the media

A provocative new piece that is at least indirectly related to this question is the Death of Environmentalism essay that has recently been circulating on the web and among environmental activists: http://www.thebreakthrough.org/images/Death_of_Environmentalism.pdf. Be sure to check out some

Re: climate change and the media

Lily - a couple more references that are not on my website and that you may want to look through as well: Major, Ann M. and L. Erwin Atwood. (2004). Environmental risks in the news: issues, sources, problems and values. Public Understanding of Science 13: 295-308. Carson, Walter H. (1995).

RE: climate change and the media

Lily, I have an article coming out in March in Coastal Management, Kempton, W., J. Firestone, J., J. Lilley, T. Rouleau, and P. Whitaker, The Offshore Wind Power Debate: Views from Cape Cod that examines public values, mental models and views on offshore wind power; I could provide a pdf, if you

Fwd: Paths to a Green World

Congratulations to Jennifer Clapp and Peter Dauvergne, two long-time members of our cyber-community! Read on...MM Dear Professor, I am pleased to announce The MIT Press's publication in February of Paths to a Green World: The Political Economy of the Global Environment, by Jennifer Clapp and

RE: climate change and the media

Title: RE: climate change and the media Dear Liliana et al, I was about to recommend the Boykoff piece, as i'd heard an item on the radio about it. As this piece itself has gotten quite a bit of media (and blog) coverage, it might be a fun exercise for students to explore how it's been

GEP blogs?

Dear all, As we're on the subject of environmentalism and the media, I was wondering if anyone out there has suggestions for good blogs with a broad GEP (or other environmental) focus, as i'm a bit of a novice, and something of a cynic, when it comes to the blogosphere, cheers, Kate ps note

Re: GEP blogs?

Kate O'Neill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: As we're on the subject of environmentalism and the media, I was wondering if anyone out there has suggestions for good blogs with a broad GEP (or other environmental) focus Not the politics per se, but a really great blog is http://www.realclimate.org/

Re: commodity chains consumer goods

Stacy, Ronnie Lipschutz touches on these issues in several places in his GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS book. Michele Michele stacy vandeveer wrote: Colleagues, First, I am looking for suggestions for a short piece (an article, chapter, or part thereof) that outlines what we mean by commodity

RE: commodity chains consumer goods

Another publication to consider: Completing the Picture: The Challenges of Bringing ''Consumption'' into the Population-Environment Equation Sara R. Curran, Alex de Sherbinin Population and Environment, Vol. 26, No. 2, November 2004 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]