Yes, the way climate change is discussed in the media and by politicians influences climate change research and funding for that research.
What is climate change politics?
- Different approaches to addressing climate change lead to the politics of the issue.
- The burning of fossil fuels, some industries like the manufacture of cement and steel, and the use of land for forestry and agriculture are the main sources of greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming.
- Fossil fuels have served as the primary energy source for economic and technical advancement since the Industrial Revolution.
- Fossil fuels and other carbon-intensive businesses are so important that there is a lot of opposition to the climate-friendly policy, even though this is something that is widely agreed upon by scientists.
What is the importance of Media coverage of climate change?
- Public opinion on climate change has been impacted by media coverage of the issue, which mediates[clarification needed] the scientific agreement that greenhouse gas emissions from human activity are to blame for the recent rise in global temperatures.
- Research on climate change communication demonstrates that coverage has increased and improved.
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