Nature Stories: Depictions of the Environment and Their Effects

James E. Shanahan · Katherine A. McComas

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Media Studies and Communication Journalism and Media Studies Climate Change Communication and Perception

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This volume seeks to examine the role of the mass media - especially television - in the construction of the environment. It studies the effects from television's messages about the environment and how journalism deals with environmental issues.

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