Apocalypse Not: The Oscars, The Media And The Myth of ‘Constant Repetition of Doomsday Messages’ on Climate

Joe Romm asserts that since the public is not routinely exposed to repeated doomsday messages about climate change, this type of messaging cannot be responsible for a decline in public concern.

Date: 2012

Author:

Authors: Joe Romm

Organization: Climate Progress

Strategic Approach: Engagement, Framing

Type: General Resource

Author: Joe Romm

Organization:

Organization: Climate Progress

Strategic Approach: Engagement, Framing

Type: General Resource

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