Article

Abstract

• June 2017 coverage of climate change and global warming went up nearly 46% compared to May. This was attributed largely to the news surrounding United States President Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the 2015 United Nations Paris Climate Agreement, with media coverage on emergent US isolation following through the Group of Seven (G7) summit a few weeks later. These June 2017 numbers were also a 24% increase from the amount of June 2016 climate change coverage around the world. This was predictably most pronounced at the epicenter of the (in)action, where coverage in June in North America doubled from the previous month’s counts (see Figure 2 for US coverage).

Creator

• Daly, Meaghan
• Luedecke, Gesa
• Andrews, Kevin
• Boykoff, Maxwell

Date Issued

• 2017-06-01

Academic Affiliation

• Center for Science & Technology Policy Research

Journal Issue/Number

• 6

Última modificación

• 2019-12-09

Resource Type

• Article

Declaración de derechos

• In Copyright

DOI

•  https://doi.org/10.25810/AB5S-XQ20

Language

• English [eng]

License

• Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 International

Relaciones

En Collection:

• Media and Climate Change Observatory Monthly Summaries

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