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Ireland and Climate Change Mitigation
Climate change is the major issue of our time and researchers from a range of disciplines are called on to offer insights to address the…
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New Series Examines Reporting of Climate Change and Terrorism
The Conversation is a new series of monthly events bringing together journalists and industry experts to discuss the major issues shaping our world. The series is…
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Five Reasons Why The Media Are Not To Blame For Climate Change
Who is to blame for climate change? You might think first of the oil companies. After all, they have known for a long time that…
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Without Facts, Media Debates are Part of the ‘Post-Truth’ Problem
To challenge “post-truth” culture, the news media must first make a commitment to evidenced-based discussion. From Brexit to climate change, the public are let down…
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Climate Change In Irish Media
Funded by the EPA, the Climate Change in Irish Media project evaluates the challenges and opportunities for effective communication of climate change and its mitigation.Reviewing…
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The UN meets MoJo: How Journalists Covered the Paris COP
At the recent UN conference on climate change in Paris, a wide range of communications strategies was deployed by activists, organisers, journalists and other interested…
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Soothing Rhetoric is Not Enough to Save the Planet
In today’s Irish Examiner, DCU researcher David Robbins separates rhetoric from policy in Ireland’s effort to meet emissions reduction targets. Read the full article here.…
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Why the Media Doesn’t Care about Climate Change
Ahead of the COP21 meeting in Paris next week, David Robbins’ Irish Times article considers ‘Why the media doesn’t care about climate change’. “A key reason for the…