(Posted simultaneously at Immanence.) Dipping once again into the public debate around climate change science — today it’s in the responses to MIT climatologist Kerry Emanuel’s op-ed in the Boston Globe, to which no less than 15 comments were added in the couple of minutes it took me to write these first couple of sentences [...]
Archive for the ‘Risk Communication’ Category
climate denialism as hysteria?
Posted in Environmental Communication, Media, Popular Culture, Risk Communication, tagged climate crisis, copenhagen, denialism, science on February 15, 2010 |
H2Oil documentary
Posted in Environmental Communication, Media, Risk Communication, tagged campaign, climate crisis, energy, film, forests, pollution, technology, toxins, visual, water on December 6, 2009 |
Just came across a short portion of this documentary about the oil sands in Alberta, via the Daily Dish. The full trailer is here: http://h2oildoc.com/home/
The Way We Walk
Posted in Environmental Communication, Public Participation, Risk Communication, Teaching, tagged ethics, mission on November 23, 2009 |
One of the hardest problems environmental communication faces today is to inform people that environmental problems won’t go away just because we choose to ignore them. On the contrary, they accumulate and spread into the social fabric.


