Maxwell T. Boykoff Books

Through a sustained assessment of creative (climate) communications, this handbook helps get us 'unstuck' in conversations about climate change at the science-policy interface and in our everyday lives, and helps confront an urgent need to 'smarten up' in order to meet the demands of a twenty-first century communications environment.

This book examines how media representations influence public understanding of climate science and governance. It explores the interplay between journalistic norms and external factors that shape climate narratives, bridging academic insights and real-world implications. Ideal for students and researchers, it addresses who represents climate issues and their impact on responses to climate challenges.