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communicating climate change 10.47175/RISSJ.V2I1.172

Communicating climate change occurrence in Ogba Egbema Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State was the key interest of this study due to the incessant environmental degradation caused by multinational oil and gas companies in the area.

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The feasibility of the action-based communication intervention was assessed in a focus group meeting, whose content was qualitatively analysed; (3) The results of this study demonstrate that action-based communication interventions are feasible to trigger an attitude transformation, catalysed by the experiential processing of climate change and by the affect arousal; (4) This study comes to contribute to a transformation of the climate change communication praxis, by highlighting the urgency to shift the for a new paradigm of communicating climate change, in which the affect and the experiential processing should account for conveying environment-related information in order to promote society’s climate action.

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communicating climate information 10.1016/J.CLISER.2021.100226

Increasing uptake of weather and climate information is confronted with multiple barriers including inadequate information on seasonal forecast for long-term planning, low accessibility of climate information, high levels of illiteracy, difficulties in understanding technical language used in communicating climate information and misalignment between the climate information provided and what smallholder farmers need.

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These aspects are key to successfully communicating climate information in a clearer and more accessible way, making it more understandable for both technical and non-technical audiences.

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Communicating climate change occurrence in Ogba Egbema Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State was the key interest of this study due to the incessant environmental degradation caused by multinational oil and gas companies in the area.

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10.1016/J.CLISER.2021.100226

Increasing uptake of weather and climate information is confronted with multiple barriers including inadequate information on seasonal forecast for long-term planning, low accessibility of climate information, high levels of illiteracy, difficulties in understanding technical language used in communicating climate information and misalignment between the climate information provided and what smallholder farmers need.

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These aspects are key to successfully communicating climate information in a clearer and more accessible way, making it more understandable for both technical and non-technical audiences.

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10.3390/ijerph18115949

The feasibility of the action-based communication intervention was assessed in a focus group meeting, whose content was qualitatively analysed; (3) The results of this study demonstrate that action-based communication interventions are feasible to trigger an attitude transformation, catalysed by the experiential processing of climate change and by the affect arousal; (4) This study comes to contribute to a transformation of the climate change communication praxis, by highlighting the urgency to shift the for a new paradigm of communicating climate change, in which the affect and the experiential processing should account for conveying environment-related information in order to promote society’s climate action.

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Communicating climate related health risks and adaption behaviour to the public is especially challenging since risks such as UV or some airborne pollutants do not always cause immediate subjective impairments to humans.

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10.1002/essoar.10500828.1

The premise of this mythological prophet is also an apt description of the challenge facing scientists in communicating climate change.

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10.3389/fpsyg.2019.01026

Results emphasize the role of world views in communicating climate change, and might help to better understand phenomena such as polarization and echo chamber effects.

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10.1007/978-3-319-98294-6_9

This begets a need to explore other avenues for communicating climate change.

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Against the backdrop of the climate change communication discourse, this paper explores how CCL assists in communicating climate change issues.

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10.5194/GC-2-83-2019

Communicating climate action in itself challenges our positions as scientists, and here we discuss the impact such messages have on our credibility as researchers.

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10.1007/978-3-319-98294-6_16

In this sense, this paper is not concerned with pragmatic suggestions regarding climate change per se; instead, the focus is on communicating climate change through theater.

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10.3390/h8030153

This article demonstrates that modes of communicating climate change that encourage people to participate in imaginative, creative and future-based thinking can provide an effective way to engage audiences with the topic of climate change, thus encouraging greater individual and collective action.

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Based on the need to shed light into this problem, this paper outlines some of the challenges seen when communicating climate change across audiences.

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Based on the need to shed light into this problem, this paper outlines some of the challenges seen when communicating climate change across audiences.

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10.1080/17524032.2018.1546202

These backfiring effects likely serve as a defensive mechanism used by skeptics to maintain their prior views of climate change, illustrating the challenges faced in communicating climate change to skeptical audiences.

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10.5194/ICA-ABS-1-83-2019

Cartographers and GIScientists have much to offer for communicating climate science to audiences.

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10.1007/978-3-319-98294-6_23

Incomplete knowledge and vast challenges in communicating climate change are crucial factors in this problem.

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10.1038/s41467-019-09736-3

Although there is finite scope for mitigating additional climate warming in this way, water quality improvements appear to have offset recent temperature increases, and the concept of environmental credit may be a useful tool for communicating climate offsetting.

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10.1080/13669877.2018.1473468

Implications for policy-makers with an interest in communicating climate change risks to the broader public audience are discussed.

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101 stakeholders from science, civil society, public administration, media, and economy, who are actively communicating climate change, were questioned on their goals, target groups, strategies, and topics of communication.

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10.1080/13549839.2018.1557126

The study, therefore, recommends the use of nuanced ways of communicating climate change to local agriculturists, using scientific research, lived experiences as well as socially and culturally embedded tools such as misnomers associated with local climate events.

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Communicating Climate - Communicating climate change occurrence in Ogba Egbema Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State was the key interest of this study due to the incessant environmental degradation caused by multinational oil and gas companies in the area. ^[1] Increasing uptake of weather and climate information is confronted with multiple barriers including inadequate information on seasonal forecast for long-term planning, low accessibility of climate information, high levels of illiteracy, difficulties in understanding technical language used in communicating climate information and misalignment between the climate information provided and what smallholder farmers need. ^[2] These aspects are key to successfully communicating climate information in a clearer and more accessible way, making it more understandable for both technical and non-technical audiences. ^[3] The feasibility of the action-based communication intervention was assessed in a focus group meeting, whose content was qualitatively analysed; (3) The results of this study demonstrate that action-based communication interventions are feasible to trigger an attitude transformation, catalysed by the experiential processing of climate change and by the affect arousal; (4) This study comes to contribute to a transformation of the climate change communication praxis, by highlighting the urgency to shift the for a new paradigm of communicating climate change, in which the affect and the experiential processing should account for conveying environment-related information in order to promote society’s climate action. ^[4] Communicating climate related health risks and adaption behaviour to the public is especially challenging since risks such as UV or some airborne pollutants do not always cause immediate subjective impairments to humans. ^[5] The premise of this mythological prophet is also an apt description of the challenge facing scientists in communicating climate change. ^[6] Results emphasize the role of world views in communicating climate change, and might help to better understand phenomena such as polarization and echo chamber effects. ^[7] This begets a need to explore other avenues for communicating climate change. ^[8] Against the backdrop of the climate change communication discourse, this paper explores how CCL assists in communicating climate change issues. ^[9] Communicating climate action in itself challenges our positions as scientists, and here we discuss the impact such messages have on our credibility as researchers. ^[10] In this sense, this paper is not concerned with pragmatic suggestions regarding climate change per se; instead, the focus is on communicating climate change through theater. ^[11] This article demonstrates that modes of communicating climate change that encourage people to participate in imaginative, creative and future-based thinking can provide an effective way to engage audiences with the topic of climate change, thus encouraging greater individual and collective action. ^[12] Based on the need to shed light into this problem, this paper outlines some of the challenges seen when communicating climate change across audiences. ^[13] Based on the need to shed light into this problem, this paper outlines some of the challenges seen when communicating climate change across audiences. ^[14] These backfiring effects likely serve as a defensive mechanism used by skeptics to maintain their prior views of climate change, illustrating the challenges faced in communicating climate change to skeptical audiences. ^[15] Cartographers and GIScientists have much to offer for communicating climate science to audiences. ^[16] Incomplete knowledge and vast challenges in communicating climate change are crucial factors in this problem. ^[17] Although there is finite scope for mitigating additional climate warming in this way, water quality improvements appear to have offset recent temperature increases, and the concept of environmental credit may be a useful tool for communicating climate offsetting. ^[18] Implications for policy-makers with an interest in communicating climate change risks to the broader public audience are discussed. ^[19] 101 stakeholders from science, civil society, public administration, media, and economy, who are actively communicating climate change, were questioned on their goals, target groups, strategies, and topics of communication. ^[20] The study, therefore, recommends the use of nuanced ways of communicating climate change to local agriculturists, using scientific research, lived experiences as well as socially and culturally embedded tools such as misnomers associated with local climate events. ^[21]

communicating climate change

Communicating climate change occurrence in Ogba Egbema Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State was the key interest of this study due to the incessant environmental degradation caused by multinational oil and gas companies in the area. ^[1] The feasibility of the action-based communication intervention was assessed in a focus group meeting, whose content was qualitatively analysed; (3) The results of this study demonstrate that action-based communication interventions are feasible to trigger an attitude transformation, catalysed by the experiential processing of climate change and by the affect arousal; (4) This study comes to contribute to a transformation of the climate change communication praxis, by highlighting the urgency to shift the for a new paradigm of communicating climate change, in which the affect and the experiential processing should account for conveying environment-related information in order to promote society’s climate action. ^[2] The premise of this mythological prophet is also an apt description of the challenge facing scientists in communicating climate change. ^[3] Results emphasize the role of world views in communicating climate change, and might help to better understand phenomena such as polarization and echo chamber effects. ^[4] This begets a need to explore other avenues for communicating climate change. ^[5] Against the backdrop of the climate change communication discourse, this paper explores how CCL assists in communicating climate change issues. ^[6] In this sense, this paper is not concerned with pragmatic suggestions regarding climate change per se; instead, the focus is on communicating climate change through theater. ^[7] This article demonstrates that modes of communicating climate change that encourage people to participate in imaginative, creative and future-based thinking can provide an effective way to engage audiences with the topic of climate change, thus encouraging greater individual and collective action. ^[8] Based on the need to shed light into this problem, this paper outlines some of the challenges seen when communicating climate change across audiences. ^[9] Based on the need to shed light into this problem, this paper outlines some of the challenges seen when communicating climate change across audiences. ^[10] These backfiring effects likely serve as a defensive mechanism used by skeptics to maintain their prior views of climate change, illustrating the challenges faced in communicating climate change to skeptical audiences. ^[11] Incomplete knowledge and vast challenges in communicating climate change are crucial factors in this problem. ^[12] Implications for policy-makers with an interest in communicating climate change risks to the broader public audience are discussed. ^[13] 101 stakeholders from science, civil society, public administration, media, and economy, who are actively communicating climate change, were questioned on their goals, target groups, strategies, and topics of communication. ^[14] The study, therefore, recommends the use of nuanced ways of communicating climate change to local agriculturists, using scientific research, lived experiences as well as socially and culturally embedded tools such as misnomers associated with local climate events. ^[15]

communicating climate information

Increasing uptake of weather and climate information is confronted with multiple barriers including inadequate information on seasonal forecast for long-term planning, low accessibility of climate information, high levels of illiteracy, difficulties in understanding technical language used in communicating climate information and misalignment between the climate information provided and what smallholder farmers need. ^[1] These aspects are key to successfully communicating climate information in a clearer and more accessible way, making it more understandable for both technical and non-technical audiences. ^[2]