Carbon Omission

This report looks at the media coverage of climate issues in 2017, such as extreme weather events, and assesses the extent to which media coverage relates to climate change.

Date: 2018

Author:

Authors: David Arkush

Organization: Public Citizen

Strategic Approach: Engagement, Framing

Type: General Resource

Author: David Arkush

Organization:

Organization: Public Citizen

Strategic Approach: Engagement, Framing

Type: General Resource

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