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      <title>🌍Visualizing Climate Change in the Media</title>
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How climate change becomes visible in the media A guided look at what researchers study, where the evidence clusters, and which visual media remain under-examined.
Studies 124 Period 2005-2024 Recent work 51% Read the abstract and citation Climate change visualizations in the media play a crucial role in conveying information, raising awareness, and motivating action. This combined systematic and scoping literature review with content analysis to analyse current research on climate change visualisations in traditional and digital media.</description>
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