Our review, drawing from various fields such as communication, psychology, marketing, and
environmental studies, delves into the potential for humor in pro-environmental messaging …

Consumer reaction toward corporate social advocacy (CSA) stances can often be swift and
visceral. These reactions may be due to messages evoking emotions that are self …

Global environmental crises require concerted action around the globe. Previous research
has suggested that salient global identity (ie identification with and concern for people all …

The emergence of ocean and human health (OHH) science as a distinct scholarly discipline
has led to increased research outputs from experts in both the natural and social sciences …

This research examines the influence of CEO versus brand communication on public
engagement and digital activism during the Russia–Ukraine war. Brand communication …

Climate change has become an increasingly polarizing issue in the United States and
across the globe, a divide reflected in the sustainable behaviors of liberals and …

Pro-environmental media content, such as nature documentary programming, often features
awe-inducing scenes of Earth's natural beauty, and exposure to this kind of content has …

Satire, Humor, and Environmental Crises explores how satire and humor can be employed
to address and mitigate ecological crises at individual and collective levels. Besides …

Connectedness to nature can promote proenvironmental behaviors. Research is mixed on
the extent to which mediated nature experiences can increase connectedness to nature. As …

Themes of death and grief emerge in media entertainment in ways that are both poignant
and humorous. In this experimental study, we extend research on eudaimonic narratives …