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Environmental Communication in China: Climate Change and Air Pollution
Mon, May 29, 14:00 to 15:15, Hilton San Diego Bayfront, Floor: 4, Sapphire 410ASession Submission Type: Panel
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Understanding Climate Change Risk Perceptions in China: Media Use, Personal Experience, and Cultural Worldviews - Xiao Wang, Rochester Institute of Technology
News Media Coverage of Climate Change in China: A Comparative Analysis of Party-Sponsored and Market-Oriented Newspapers - Ran Duan, Michigan State U; Serena Carpenter, Michigan State U
How Do Other Nations Think About Climate Change? Explaining Differences in the Assessments of Climate Change Concerns and Knowledge Comparing China, USA, and Germany - Monika Taddicken, Technische Universitaet Braunschweig, Institute for Social Siences; Susann Kohout, TU Braunschweig; Imke Hoppe, U of Hamburg - Institute of Journalism & Mass Communication
When Scientific Uncertainty Came to Media: Interpretative Flexibility and Beijing’s Air Pollution Controversy - Hepeng Jia, Department of Communication, Cornell U; Lifeng Deng, Sun Yat-Sen U; Jun Yan