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Climate Change in Irish Media. EPA Research Report
As scientists, policymakers, environmental nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) and climate activists seek to engage the public on climate change, it is important to first understand how climate change is communicated to the public via the media. Research indicates that public concern about climate
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