Non-technical summaryGlobal biodiversity is in dramatic decline. The general public
appears to equate sustainable development with biodiversity conservation and …

News organizations constitute key sites of science communication between experts and lay
audiences, giving many individuals their basic worldview of complex topics like climate …

We argue that 'topics' of topic models can be used as a useful proxy for frames if (1) frames
are operationalized as connections between concepts;(2) theme-specific data are used; and …

The COVID-19 pandemic emerged against the backdrop of the longer-term climate change
crisis and increasing global awareness of the imperative for climate action, disrupting the …

This article examines how newspapers reporting on climate change have covered and
framed Indigenous peoples. Focusing on eight newspapers in Canada, the USA, Australia …

Why do some countries enact more ambitious climate change policies than others? Macro
level economic and political structures, such as the economic weight of fossil fuel industries …

National climate policies are shaped by international organizations (IOs) and global norms.
Drawing from World Society Theory and the Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF), we …

The immense geographical and cultural breadth of Canada includes a significant Arctic
region and many distinct indigenous and rurally located peoples who are profoundly …

Policy discourses are important platforms for political actors to express their preferences on
certain issues and are usually linked to a specific policy subsystem. From a research …

News media influence how climate change is represented, understood, and discussed in the
public sphere. To date, media and climate change research has primarily focused on Annex …