From the University of Colorado at Boulder Reporters using more ‘hedging’ words in climate change articles, CU-Boulder study finds The amount of “hedging” language—words that suggest room for doubt—used by…
Category: Climate Communications
“On the Internet, a high bounce rate is the kiss of death”
A look at who has and who hasn’t gotten that kiss of death in climate communications One of the more common woes mentioned by climate activists that suffer from bafflement…
Why climate change communications is like 'Shaka, when the walls fell'
With the pending climate pajamafest all-nighter at the U.S. Senate, (powered by the Washington DC coal burning power plant) the release of former NASA scientists and engineers Right Climate Stuff…
It Isn’t How Climate Scientists Communicated their Message; It’s the Message
Over the past few months, there have been a number of articles about how the climate science community could have presented their message differently, or responded differently, so that they…
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