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Press freedom shapes the link between mainstream and social media use for news and climate change understanding: evidence from 30 countries
A recent meta-analysis examining the relationship between individuals’ information behaviour and their views about climate change found that, on average, using social media and other user-generated online sources was more strongly associated with science-consistent climate beliefs than using mainstr
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