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Communicating Climate Change Delivering Science to the Public

“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.”

Values  Truth  Verify  Loyalty to the Public  Independence  Comprehensive and Proportional  Forum for Criticism and Debate  Make the Significant Interesting and Relevant  Practitioners Must Follow Conscience  Truth  Verify  Loyalty to the Public  Independence  Comprehensive and Proportional  Forum for Criticism and Debate  Make the Significant Interesting and Relevant  Practitioners Must Follow Conscience

Crisis in the Media Retrieved from the State of the News Media 2008

What’s Causing This Decline?  Internet  24/7  Instant Access  Easy to Navigate/Not Final Destination  Internet  24/7  Instant Access  Easy to Navigate/Not Final Destination

Consequences  Reader Subscription + Advertisements  = Loss of Revenue  = Loss of Staff  = Loss of Verification  Move to new medium and strive to retain strong journalistic values  Reader Subscription + Advertisements  = Loss of Revenue  = Loss of Staff  = Loss of Verification  Move to new medium and strive to retain strong journalistic values

Communicating Climate Change Difficulties  Fear of advocacy  Journalists have little background in science  Complex issues reduced to sound bites  Space & Time  Conflict leads to public interest  Hard to push a story the oozes, not breaks  No Peg Difficulties  Fear of advocacy  Journalists have little background in science  Complex issues reduced to sound bites  Space & Time  Conflict leads to public interest  Hard to push a story the oozes, not breaks  No Peg

Communicating Climate Change Solutions  Research!!!  Give Comprehensive and Proportional Coverage  Make the Significant Interesting and Relevant Solutions  Research!!!  Give Comprehensive and Proportional Coverage  Make the Significant Interesting and Relevant

Communicating Climate Change Main Parts of an Article  Headline  Byline  Lead Paragraph  Supporting Paragraphs  Hyperlinks Main Parts of an Article  Headline  Byline  Lead Paragraph  Supporting Paragraphs  Hyperlinks Retrieved from nytimes.com 3/3/09

A Look Ahead 