This handbook provides a comprehensive overview of the emerging field of environmental communication from international and multidisciplinary perspectives. It is organized into five parts, with the first examining the history and theoretical underpinnings of environmental communication as a discipline. The second part analyzes the various sources and actors involved in producing environmental communication, such as environmental scientists, NGOs, think tanks, social movements, journalists, and news organizations. The third part looks at research on media representations of the environment in news, entertainment, and culture. The fourth analyzes the social and political implications of environmental communication, while the fifth discusses future trajectories for the field. The handbook brings together leading scholars to map developments in environmental communication theory and practice.

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