Greta Thunberg is a major figure in climate change discourse, featuring prominently in the
news and social media. Many studies analyzed the “Greta effect,” but there has not been a …

Trust in climate science provides the foundation for evidence-based policymaking on climate
change mitigation and adaptation and public perceptions of the urgency of climate change …

Science communication has seen a trend of diverse communicators in recent decades, who
adopt different identity strategies to gain audience trust. This study focuses on the strategies …

Damage and disruption from flooding have rapidly escalated over recent decades. Knowing
who and what is at risk, how these risks are changing, and what is driving these changes is …

We tested whether perceived characteristics of behavioral measures suggested by a public
health authority such as uncertainty, complexity, subjective knowledge, and perceived …

Differential media treatment of climate change, including conservative media's tendency to
reject the anthropogenic climate change scientific consensus, has reinforced polarized …

Partisan polarization on the issue of climate change has longed been attributed to the
influence of media on public opinion. However, shifts in media coverage—including a …

Flooding already directly impacts almost a quarter of the world's population, exacerbating
existing climate injustices. However, flood risk management and governance are complex in …

In this study, the authors explore the role of echo chambers in political polarization through a
network and content analysis of 183 political influencer accounts and 3,000 audience …

Climate change is a serious threat to the survival of our society. It causes unpredictable and
extreme weather that endangers human and natural lives. Human activities such as carbon …