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TV Meteorologists as Local Climate Change Educators

TV Meteorologists as Local Climate Change Educators

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A study on the influence of weathercasters on public understanding of local climate impacts and extreme weather conditions.

Date: 2017

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Authors: and Heidi Cullen, Bernadette Woods Placky, Edward Maibach, Joe Witte, Keith Seitter, Ned Gardine Teresa Myers, Sean Sublett

Organization: Oxford Research Encyclopedia

Strategic Approach: Engagement, Framing

Type: General Resource

Author: and Heidi Cullen, Bernadette Woods Placky, Edward Maibach, Joe Witte, Keith Seitter, Ned Gardine Teresa Myers, Sean Sublett

Organization:

Organization: Oxford Research Encyclopedia

Strategic Approach: Engagement, Framing

Type: General Resource

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