This article examines the conceptualization of public engagement in research on climate
communication. The review focuses on how public engagement is defined and how its …

Decision-making in the context of complex human–natural systems requires a transition
towards robust model-based inferences which are effective despite uncertainties of human …

Societal transformations are needed across the globe in light of pressing environmental
issues. This need to transform is increasingly acknowledged in policy, planning, academic …

The burgeoning genre of climate fiction, or “cli-fi,” in literature and the arts has begun to
attract both scholarly and popular attention. It has been described as “potentially [having] …

Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) describes a suite of controversial approaches to mitigating
climate change that involve removing existing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Through …

Social media are prominent channels to foster the social debate about climate change. This
research explores the strategies that institutions supporting scientific consensus on climate …

One important group to include in efforts to combat climate change is young people. This
group comprises the future leaders of society, besides being citizens of today, and they will …

Carbon neutrality is one effective way to mitigate climate change, and it requires the efforts
of all sectors of society. Researchers have developed several communication strategies to …

This paper explores how climate change communication is understood and enacted in
Canada's Provincial North (CPN), with a focus on the role that local climate champions play …

This paper uses a content analysis methodology to investigate the potential of immersive
journalism and interactive documentary (I-Docs) to cover climate change content. Interactive …