An international award-winning photograph illustrates how graphics convey climate change communication messages
Climate change effects are becoming extreme, persistent and permanent, with negative ramifications on agriculture, more extreme weather catastrophes, detrimental effects on human physical and mental health, destruction of small islands and while economic impacts are difficult to estimate overall the...
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description | Climate change effects are becoming extreme, persistent and permanent, with negative ramifications on agriculture, more extreme weather catastrophes, detrimental effects on human physical and mental health, destruction of small islands and while economic impacts are difficult to estimate overall the situation is apocalyptic. Policy action should address urgent issues, and consistency requires climate change under- standing including knowledge of the human and environmental connections. Research showed that mass communication could be an important means to address environmental global warming. This paper shows that photographs can convey climate change communication messages. Public health committees and po- licymakers should utilise graphics on policy documents, websites and flyers to have dramatic influence over public opinion, to stimulate understanding and collective action. |
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spelling | doaj-art-2260fcdc350a4670bc1fd2209588cc142025-01-18T18:20:30ZengEdizioni FSJournal of Health and Social Sciences2499-58862499-22402020-12-015444945610.19204/2020/nntr4An international award-winning photograph illustrates how graphics convey climate change communication messagesDeborah HILTON0Previously at the Baker Medical Research Institute, St Kilda Road Central, Melbourne, VIC 3004, Australia. Deborah Hilton Statistics Online, Australia (http://www.sites.google.com/site/deborahhilton/)Climate change effects are becoming extreme, persistent and permanent, with negative ramifications on agriculture, more extreme weather catastrophes, detrimental effects on human physical and mental health, destruction of small islands and while economic impacts are difficult to estimate overall the situation is apocalyptic. Policy action should address urgent issues, and consistency requires climate change under- standing including knowledge of the human and environmental connections. Research showed that mass communication could be an important means to address environmental global warming. This paper shows that photographs can convey climate change communication messages. Public health committees and po- licymakers should utilise graphics on policy documents, websites and flyers to have dramatic influence over public opinion, to stimulate understanding and collective action.https://journalhss.com/wp-content/uploads/jhss_449-456.pdfclimate change; environment; photography; mass communication |
spellingShingle | Deborah HILTON An international award-winning photograph illustrates how graphics convey climate change communication messages Journal of Health and Social Sciences climate change; environment; photography; mass communication |
title | An international award-winning photograph illustrates how graphics convey climate change communication messages |
title_full | An international award-winning photograph illustrates how graphics convey climate change communication messages |
title_fullStr | An international award-winning photograph illustrates how graphics convey climate change communication messages |
title_full_unstemmed | An international award-winning photograph illustrates how graphics convey climate change communication messages |
title_short | An international award-winning photograph illustrates how graphics convey climate change communication messages |
title_sort | international award winning photograph illustrates how graphics convey climate change communication messages |
topic | climate change; environment; photography; mass communication |
url | https://journalhss.com/wp-content/uploads/jhss_449-456.pdf |
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