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How to Talk about Climate Change and the Ocean: Prepared for the National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation with Support from the National Science Foundation

This MessageMemo synthesizes multiple studies and outlines a communications strategy for building public understanding of climate change and its effects.
Authors
Susan Nall Bales , Julie Sweetland , Andrew Volmert
Published
September 10, 2015
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This MessageMemo synthesizes multiple studies and outlines a practical, actionable communications strategy for building public understanding of climate change and its effects on coastal and ocean ecosystems.

Issues
Climate Change and Environment Science Communication
Countries
United States

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