A decade after Climategate, climate change may be established as a social fact, yet the after‐
effects live on. This Advanced Review assesses the impact of Climategate on public talk …

Prevalent in mass media worldwide, climate change imagery appears to be similar across
countries. Replicating a study from the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia, we …

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has become a hugely influential
institution. It is the authoritative voice on the science on climate change, and an exemplar of …

Climate science today makes use of a variety of red globes to explore and communicate
findings. These transform the iconography which informs this image: the idealised, even …

Nuclear energy experts consider commercial power from fission to be a strong contender to
help mitigate the increasing effects of climate change, in part due to its low-to-no carbon …

The designation of the Anthropocene formalizes the end of the 11,700-yearlong Holocene
and the beginning of a new epoch. In the technical debates governing this transition, the …

This research is motivated by John Swales' genre analysis of academic texts and rhetorical
studies of visuals in scientific texts. Swales' approach still generates insights into the …

Scholars in the field of writing and rhetorical studies have long been interested in
professional writing and the ways in which experts frame their research for disciplinary …

Partisan rhetoric surrounding COVID-era face-masking has reshuffled traditional stasis
hierarchy, allowing the middle stases of definition and quality, which emphasize epideictic …

This article focuses on the phenomenon of complexity in scientific communication. The
article argues that shifting frames in science communication and the rhetoric of science from …