Narratives and Storytelling in Energy and Climate Change Research

This article reflects the challenges and opportunities for developing stories that combine a data-driven analytic and social approach to social engagement.

Date: 2017

Author:

Authors: Kathryn B. Janda, Mithra Moezzi, Sea Rotmann

Organization: Energy Research & Social Science

Strategic Approach: Audiences, Engagement, Framing

Type: General Resource

Author: Kathryn B. Janda, Mithra Moezzi, Sea Rotmann

Organization:

Organization: Energy Research & Social Science

Strategic Approach: Audiences, Engagement, Framing

Type: General Resource

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