There are many ways of communicating messages on climate change or sustainable energy. Celestine Bohlen writes in the New York Times about a new documentary that has recently been released.   Adjusting the Tune on Climate Change For a week in November, people across the United States were complaining bitterly about the cold. Record low … Continue reading An interesting documentary on climate change →

EiD has had several posts in recent weeks about the importance of clear communication about climate change. Continuing on this theme, Fiona Harvey has written an excellent article for the Guardian on an aspect that we probably haven’t thought about at all – how we react to the term global warming.  It is well worth … Continue reading Communicating about climate change →

Too often we don’t know how the public interprets how climate change is explained.  Last week, there was an EiD about the need for fair and balanced reporting.  This article by Tom Bawden in the Independent goes further.  He reports on Christina Figueres, head of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and her concern … Continue reading Communicating is so fundamental →

Dana Nuccitelli wrote an excellent blog for the Guardian on the false balance of reporting in the media.  His main concern is the BBC, globally recognised as one of the mainstays in even, unbiased reporting.  Nuccitelli presents a different picture and one that goes beyond British borders. His concern is that the BBC has decided … Continue reading Concern over “fair and balanced” reporting on climate change →

Uncertainty can be a constant headache writes Adam Corner for Guardian Professional as spreading uncertainties by sceptics has a direct impact on policies and future action.  As Mr. Corner writes, uncertainty – real or manufactured – is a well-rehearsed reason for inaction.  How uncertainty is communicated is fundamental and the human aspect cannot be overlooked … Continue reading Dealing with uncertainty has its drawbacks →