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Abstract

• November media attention to climate change and global warming was up just slightly (3%) throughout the world from the previous month of October 2017. Increases were detected most strongly in Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe, with a decrease in Oceania and counts holding steady in the Americas. Compared to counts from fifty-two sources across twenty-eight countries in seven regions around the world in November 2016 (a year ago), the global numbers were actually down about 23%. The high levels of coverage in November 2016 were largely attributed to the US Presidential election of Donald J. Trump and the concatenate Marrakech round of international climate negotiations (COP22). While this November was punctuated with the Bonn round of climate talks (COP23), it did not prove to be nearly as resonant a media event-come-story as those that unfolded in the previous November.

Creator

• Katzung, Jennifer
• Maldonado, Celeste
• Nacu-Schmidt, Ami
• Boykoff, Maxwell

Date Issued

• 2017-11-01

Academic Affiliation

• Center for Science & Technology Policy Research

Journal Issue/Number

• 11

Last Modified

• 2019-12-09

Resource Type

• Article

Rights Statement

• In Copyright

DOI

•  https://doi.org/10.25810/CVDF-T795

Language

• English [eng]

License

• Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 International

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• Media and Climate Change Observatory Monthly Summaries

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