I haven’t written a blog in a while, and really I only tend to think about writing posts when something in particular irks me or catches my attention. Even then, nine times out of ten I forget about it and don’t…
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TV Biologist Demonstrates All That’s Wrong With Public Relations and Science
Tagged with: Animals, BBC, Blogs, Channel 4, Conservation, Dangerous, Endangered, Environment, Extinction, Green, Media, Meteorite, Modern Science, Nature, News, Politics, PR, Public, Rant, Science, Snakes, Species, Sunday Brunch, TV, Wildlife
Posted in Being Green, Conservation, Ecology, Environmental Media
Posted in Being Green, Conservation, Ecology, Environmental Media
‘Probably the best in the world’ climate change risk assessment falls short of headline news
So yesterday (Thursday 27/01/12) saw the release of what was probably one of the largest and most important pieces of research carried out on the impacts of UK climate change. The UK Climate Change Risk Assessment 2012 It was the…
Tagged with: 2012, Agriculture, Broadsheets, Buildings, Business, Climate Change, DEFRA, Environment, Forestry, Future, Government, Health, Impacts, Infrastructure, Media, Natural Environment, News, Tabloids, UK, UK Climate Change Risk Assessment, Well being
Posted in Climate Change, Environmental Media, Uncategorized
Posted in Climate Change, Environmental Media, Uncategorized
A reinforcing spiral: Blogging and the environment
I am currently undertaking a research project for my masters dissertation entitled ‘How are new social media making scientific controversies public?’. As part of this project, I am currently doing a review of the literature in this area. One article…
Tagged with: Blogging, Environment, Filtering, Media, News, Polarization, Politics
Posted in Environmental Media, Uncategorized
Posted in Environmental Media, Uncategorized
- It's the small things that matter – when insects shaped today's natural world
- New study examines the causes and consequences of the 2015 Wimberley floods
- Plastic in the Oceans Increasing Risk of Disease in Coral Reefs
- University of British Columbia wearable technology could change the way athletes train
- NOAA research holds promise of predicting snowpack before snow falls
- The Scent of the City
- New study reveals how icy surface ponds on Himalayan glaciers influence water flow
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