Stories of Climate Change: Competing Narratives, the Media and US Public Opinion 2001-2010

An exploration of six competing narratives on climate change across different media outlets and the impact of these story prototypes on public opinion patterns.

Date: 2011

Author:

Authors: Frederick Mayer

Organization: Duke University

Strategic Approach: Engagement

Type: General Resource

Author: Frederick Mayer

Organization:

Organization: Duke University

Strategic Approach: Engagement

Type: General Resource

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