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Matthew C. Nisbet, Ph.D, is Associate Professor in the School of Communication at American University where his research focuses on the intersections among science, media, and society. E-MAIL: nisbetmc@gmail.com

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Study: Re-Framing Climate Change as a Public Health Issue

Category: Global Warming

In an open-access study published at BMC Public Health, we find that a novel perspective about climate change offers Americans a compelling way to think about an issue that has proven difficult for many people to comprehend.

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Q&A on Framing, Public Engagement, and Social Media

Category: Science communication research

A detailed explainer...

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Environmental Health Perspectives on Framing and Science Communication

Category: Science communication research

Social science research that can and should guide public outreach....

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Revkin and Olson on Framing and Climate Communication

Category: Global Warming

It's not just the frame, but also the source that matters.

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Nature Biotech: The Good, the Bad, & the Ugy of Blogs

Category: Framing Science

Scientist bloggers are unlikely to replace journalists as quality sources of information...

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At Nature Biotech, Science Communication Re-Considered

Category: Framing Science

Eight recommendations focused on boosting public engagement efforts...

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Video for NAS Lecture: Communicating about Evolution

Category: Expelled

Engaging with the public on science and religion...

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Tonight at NAS: Communicating about Evolution

Category: Framing Science

A focus on emphasizing shared values

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Tom Friedman: Time to Switch the Climate Change Frame

Category: Framing Science

Time to change not just policy, but also the frame and the lead spokespeople

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Danish Science Journalists to Focus on Framing and Ethics

Category: Framing Science

A focus on recent topics at a June conference...

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