Environmental Communication-A Journal of Nature and Culture

Papers
(The median citation count of Environmental Communication-A Journal of Nature and Culture is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Populist Frames in Climate Discourse: How Right-Wing Politics Rewrites the Narrative on Climate Change122
On Care, Opposition, and River World Dynamics: The Nu River Anti-dam Campaign (2003−2016) in China87
The Role of Choice and Descriptive Norms in Attenuating Reactance to BPA Risk Messages: A Conceptual Replication56
Between Impact, Politics, and Action: Frames of Climate Change in Indonesian Print and Online Media54
Digital Climate Rhetoric and the Corrupted Scientist Archetype49
“We Need to Build Carbon-Neutral Houses” – Discourses of Responsible Expertise in Finnish Professional Media49
Shifting Social Representations of Orcas: Content and Prototypical Analysis44
Combatting Climate Disinformation: Comparing the Effectiveness of Correction Placement and Type40
Communities of Care for Air Pollution Policies in Pakistan: An Integrated Approach to Public Engagement and Policy Implementation40
A Review of CLT-based Empirical Research on Climate Change Communication from 2010 to 202135
An Experimental Study of the Impact of Greenwashing on Attitudes toward Fossil Fuel Corporations’ Sustainability Initiatives35
The Anthropocene of Weather and Climate: Ethnographic Contributions to the Climate Change Debate35
The Art of Environmental Activism in Indonesia: Shifting Horizons34
Stockholm and The Rise of Global Environmental Governance, The Human Environment25
Life cycle assessment: future challenges24
Exploring Languaging and Communication in Ecological Systems: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Human-Environment Relationships24
Cleaning up greenwash: corporate environmental crime and the crisis of capitalism23
Down to Extract with Zac Efron and Ewan McGregor: How Streaming Travel Docuseries and Sustainability Discourses Map Racial Geographies in Central America22
Correction21
Environmental or Ecological Communication? Lessons (too late) from the Great Barrier Reef21
Examining Sourcing Practices in Environmental Reporting Across Arab Media: Patterns and Implications21
Epistemological Negotiation in Environmental Localization: World Englishes Framing of “Biodiversity” in WWF Kenya and China21
The “Truth” About NGOs: How the Brazilian Media Frames the Attempt to Criminalize Socio-environmental Organizations21
Picture a Forest: A Mixed-methods Exploration of How We Talk and Think About the Places Where Wild Animals Live20
Media Use, Environmental Mediators, and Pro-environmental Behaviors across and within Countries20
Criminalizing Care: Environmental Justice Under Political and Police Repression20
Perfect as the Enemy of Good: How the Seeds of Solutions Journalism for Environmental Reporting Take Root In Canadian Alternative Media19
Climate Change is Real, but I Don't Wanna Talk About It ”: Unraveling Spiral of Silence Effects Regarding Climate Change Among Midwestern American Farm19
Digital sermons and divine warnings: Bangladeshi Islamic preachers’ framing of the 2025 Southern California Wildfires19
Displacements of Care in Climate Crisis: The Case of Tipping Points18
Corporate Masking: (In)visibility, Petro-nationalism, and Role Play in the Line 3 Pipeline Battle17
Strategic Frame Differentiation in Environmental Communication: Evidence from China Daily's Bilingual Climate Change Reporting17
Imagination, Identification, Intensification: Rhetorical Strategies for Climate Fiction on Television17
Flotation Devices Re-stor(y)ing Haunted South African Ocean Herstories through Mending as a Decolonial Love Language17
Water for Fire: Framing Water Governance Debates During the 2025 Los Angeles Fires16
Dissensus Rhetoric in Youth Climate Justice Activism16
Rethinking Environmental Sciences and Social Media from the Global South: Rural and Indigenous Communication and Audiovisual Communication in Social Media16
Community-Based Disaster Mitigation for Building Flood Resilience in Malaka-Timor, Indonesia15
Climate Obstruction in the Digital Far-Right: Mapping the Climate Countermovement in German-, Danish-, and Swedish-Speaking Digital Information Environments15
Caring for Water, Plastics, and Trees: Community Radio and Digital Media in Kenya’s Environmental Movements15
Analyzing the Role of Localized Cultural Narratives in Addressing Global Environmental Challenges15
Portraying Animals in Disasters: News Media Representations of the Portuguese Wildfires of 201714
The Power of Moral Words in Politicized Climate Change Communication14
“This is Part of Everything that is Wrong with the World” – A Comparative Analysis of Sustainability Framing in Social Media Discussions About Food in Five Countries14
Exploring Pathways Connecting Climate Change, Health, and Livelihood Loss among Coastal Communities: A Preliminary Qualitative Study from Sierra Leone14
The Digital Representation of Greta Thunberg in Internet Memes: Gender, Ideology, and Digital Violence14
Africa's Propensity for a Net Zero Energy Transition13
Implementing environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles for sustainable businesses: a practical guide in sustainability management13
ESG reporting in Corporate Communication12
Promoting Ecoliteracy through Communication: How Language Can Shape Our Relationship with the More-than-Human World11
When Scientists Speak Up: Trustworthiness in Advocacy Contexts11
Climate Change Advocacy in Libraries: Practices, Challenges and Future Research Directions11
Communicating the Climate Crisis New Directions for Facing What Lies Ahead11
Settler Ecofascism, Fossil Capitalism, and Democratic Crisis11
Communicating Ecological Values Through Resource Bricolage: Environmental Narratives of Tourism-supporting SMEs in Yogyakarta, Indonesia11
Communicating Climate Change in Africa: Role Perception and Role Shifting among Environmental Journalists in Nigeria11
Compassion and Climate Change Advocacy: A Computational Analysis of U.S. Environmental NGOs’ Social Media Campaigns11
Mind the Gap: How Zhongyong Thinking Affects the Effectiveness of Media Use on Pro-Environmental Behaviours in China11
Connecting the Dots: How Communication Strategies Shape Climate Response Behaviors among Smallholder Maize Farmers in Bongo District, Ghana11
News Consumption, Partisanship, and Energy Preferences in Brazil and the United States11
Earth Detox: How and Why We Must Clean Up Our Planet11
Decolonizing Environmentalism: Alternative Visions and Practices of Environmental Action10
Beyond Individualized Responsibility Attributions? How Eco Influencers Communicate Sustainability on TikTok10
Exploring Human-Nonhuman Relationships: A Study of Androids, Aliens, and Ghosts in Fiction10
Vacuuming the Sky? Metaphorical Framing in News Coverage of Carbon Dioxide Removal Methods10
Life Writing in the Posthuman Anthropocene10
Environmental Communication From Latin America: Collective Reflections Through the Systematization of Experiences in the Academic Field10
Reflecting on Care within an African Relational Framework for Environmental Communication9
The Parrot and the Igloo: Climate and the Science Denial9
Between Eco-Anxiety and Solastalgia: Aspirational and Exiled Astronaut Eco-Imaginaries9
Visualizing the Amazon: Data-Driven Storytelling, Mapping and Audience for Environmental Journalism9
Latino Intergenerational Communication and Attitudes Regarding Climate Change9
Exploring Virtual Reality as a Potential Care Technology9
Storytelling Science for Sustainability – Using Storytelling to Communicate the Science of Sustainable Food Systems9
One Day When We Were Young: Nostalgia Brings Climate Change Temporally Closer9
Researching Indigenous Resistance to Nuclear Colonization and Practicing Decolonial Environmental Justice9
Visualizing environmental change as inevitable, manageable, and deconstructive9
Conceptualizing Black Humanity Through Geopoetic Intimacy and Resistance: Memory Making-with Geologic Materials9
Combatting Climate Change Misinformation: Current Strategies and Future Directions9
Provoking Gut-Level Reactions: A Study on Journalistic Framing During the 2020 Meatpacking Crisis8
Localizing (or Not) Climate Change in Spanish-Language Newspapers in the United States8
Artificial Intelligence and New Voices in Environmental Campaigning8
Role Perceptions in Climate Science Communication8
Blame and Responsibility Assignments in Fast Fashion-Triggered Environmental Injustice: A Case Study of Eco-Documentaries8
The Art of Narrative Constellations: Advocating for Inclusive Science Stories8
Rising Seas: Representations of Antarctica, Climate Change, And Sea Level Rise in U.S. Newspaper Coverage8
The Chemistry and Communication of Microplastic Pollution: Bridging Science, Policy, and Public Awareness8
Climate Scenarios and the Documentary Mediation of National Security8
Toxic Trash or Economic Treasure: An Analysis of How E-waste is Framed in the Ghanaian Media8
Narrating Vulnerability and Reshaping Resilience: Media Discourse and Political Coalitions on Jakarta Flooding8
Climate Solutions and Climate Attribution in Extreme Heat Press Coverage: The July 2022 UK Heatwaves8
Exploring Transition Tensions in Public Opinion on the COP26 Coal Phase-out Deal for South Africa as Expressed on Facebook8
Whose Expertise and Whose Knowledge Matter? Influencing Wind Power Decisions in Norway7
Farming the Revolution , Nishtha Jain, Raintree Films, Little Big Story, Piraya Film, 2024, https://www.nishthajain.com/farming-the-revolution7
More Than Just an Audience: The New Approach to Public Engagement with Climate Change Communication on Chinese Knowledge-Sharing Networks7
Blue Planet Law the Ecology of Our Economic and Technological World7
Climate Information Exposure on Social Media and Climate-Related Political Participation: The Mediating Roles of Environmental Discussion and Risk Perception7
Shaping Ecological Futures: Digital Worldbuilding and Environmental Readiness in the Anthropocene7
Extreme Weather Events as Teachable Moments: Catalyzing Climate Change Learning and Action Through Conversation7
From Virtual Trees to Real Forests: The Impact of Gamification Affordances on Green Consumption Behaviors in Ant Forest7
Cultivating Interest in Science Through Humor: Mirth as a Leveler of Gaps in Science Engagement7
Representing Environmental Advocacy: Ecopedagogy via Melodrama7
On Separating Data from People: Reflections on Indigenous Digital Exhaust, Transparency, and Constitutive Relationality7
“The Ocean is Our Legacy:” Values of Care and Reciprocity7
Communicating Climate Change in the Era of Anxiety: Testing a Double-Moderated-Mediation Model6
The Renewable Energy Transition and “the People” – Exploring the Intersections of Right-wing Populism and the Renewable Energy Transition in Portuguese Media Discourses6
The Global Landscape of Environmental Communication: Navigating Emerging Trends6
The Role of Emotion in Climate Change Communication6
How Can Storytelling Help Restore Mires? Applying Place-lore Fieldwork Methodology in Ecological Restoration6
How Solutions Journalism Shapes Support for Collective Climate Change Adaptation6
Media Portrayals of Net Zero: Stakeholders’ Perspectives and Climate Solutions Framing6
Innovation and Sustainability in the Ocean Economy: A Critical Review of The Blue Compendium6
Framing and Public Opinion on the Causes of Urban Wildfires in the United States6
Climate Change Discourse and Coastal Erosion in New Caledonia: an Analysis of Press Coverage in Les Nouvelles Calédoniennes6
Experiencing Climate Change Virtually: The Effects of Virtual Reality on Climate Change Related Cognitions, Emotions, and Behavior6
Tarpuna: Embodied Engagement in Ecocultural Documentary Filmmaking6
Can Information Change People’s Mind? An Autoethnographic Reflection on my Personal Journey to Veganism5
FutureCoast: A Playful Way to Assess Public Perceptions for Better Climate Change Communication5
Climate Change Versus Economic Growth: Quantifying, Identifying and Comparing Articulations in News Media Using Dynamic Topic Modeling5
Online Media Coverage of Environmental Protest in Chile: Challenging the Protest Paradigm?5
Caught in the Fray. How Climate Scientists Navigate the Public Sphere5
Inspiring G(re)en Z: Unraveling (Para)social Bonds with Influencers and Perceptions of Their Environmental Content5
Climate Activist Groups’ Discourses on Science and Knowledge: Merging Rhetorical Strategies with Political Visions5
Growing Natural Connections: The Effects of Modality and Type of Nature on Connectedness to Nature5
The Effect of Trust in Science and Media Use on Public Belief in Anthropogenic Climate Change: A Meta-analysis5
Wildlife in Vernacular as a Means for an Inclusive Environmental Sector and Community Engagement in South Africa5
Talking Environment on TikTok: Messages, Social Actors, and Engagement5
Coastal Sustainability: Insights from Southeast Asia and Beyond5
A call for resilience and advocacy in the Anthropocene: analyzing Earth Protectors as a tool for environmental action5
What are These Stories for? A Rhetorical Ecofeminist Revisit of the Binary Mazes in the Ecological Film Series Avatar4
Miserly Thinking: Understanding the Factors Shaping Public Support Towards Project Wolbachia in Singapore4
Translating Spanish-Language Radio Programming as a Transborder Environmental Communication Praxis of Care4
“Israel is Drying, Again”: Constructing Resilience Discourses in Televised Water Conservation Campaigns4
Affective Oceanic Seaswimming and Encounters for Care-Full Environmental Communication4
Between Scare Quotes and Criminalization: Media Discourses of “Eco-Terrorism” (2020–2024)4
The Communication of Value Judgements and its Effects on Climate Scientists’ Perceived Trustworthiness4
Testing How Militaristic and Xenophobic Language Affects Engagement with Facebook Posts about Invasive Species4
Discursive Construction of Climate Change Knowledge in Lake Chilwa Basin, Malawi4
“Climate Change” or “Global Warming”? The (Un)Politicization of Climate in Chinese Social Media Platform4
Virtual Environment, Real Impacts: A Self-determination Perspective on the use of Virtual Reality for Pro-environmental Behavior Interventions4
Communicating the plastic crisis: analyzing SINGLE-USE PLANET as a tool for environmental advocacy4
Climate Change Consensus Messages May Cause Reactance in Conservatives, But There is No Meta-Analytic Evidence That They Backfire4
Complex Problems and Media Norms: Understanding Coastal Development and Ecological Impacts in Florida Through Discourse Analysis4
“Fish Forever” Campaigns: Enacting Communities of Care and Semangat Through Indonesian Fisheries Cooperatives4
The Worth of Nature: Valuations of Glaciers in Alaskan and Norwegian Media Discourse4
Storylines of Geoengineering in the Australian Media: An Analysis of Online Coverage 2006–20183
Ecocide, Memory Erosion, and The Last Island : A Turkish Eco-Fiction Case Study3
Agroforestry as Climate Change Adaptation: The Case of Cocoa Farming in Ghana3
The living environmental education: “sound science toward a cleaner, safer, and healtier future”3
Two Decades of Flooded Stories: Unpacking Media Discourses on Rain Disasters and Environmental Risks in Ghana Through Machine Learning3
Care and the Funny Business of Unsettling Land Acknowledgements3
Does the Use of Media and Other Information Sources Cause the Perceived Experience of Climate Change or is it the Other Way Around?3
Youth Activism and Climate Policy: Exploring the Groundswell and Direct Approaches in Speaking Youth to Power3
Climate Communication as Statecraft: A Content Analysis of Climate Change Communication from Caribbean Governments and Press3
Film and Television Production in the Age of Climate Crisis Towards a Greener Screen3
Can Moral Framing Reduce Climate Change Polarization? Textual and Experimental Evidence from Norway3
Not Zero by 2050: BP and Quid Pro Quo Sustainability3
“The Most Challenging Argument to Make”: Feelings of Safety in Dark Sky Advocacy3
Life is Communication: A Review of Life: A Transdisciplinary Inquiry3
What do Consumers Read About Meat? An Analysis of Media Representations of the Meat-environment Relationship Found in Popular Online News Sites in the UK.3
Framing Geothermal Energy in Indonesia: A Media Analysis in A Country with Huge Potential3
Communicating Transformation in Food and Agricultural Ecologies3
“A Primordial Situation”: Metonymical Linkages in US Newspaper Coverage of Wet Markets3
A Reflection on Imperialism in Nature Conservation from African Conceptions of Care3
Ecomedia Literacy’s El Buen Vivir/Sumak Kawsay: The Practice of Care in Media Education in Latin America3
Biochar in the UK Print News Media: Issue Frames and Their Implications for Opening up Debate About Land-based Greenhouse Gas Removal3
Pavlov’s Dogs Revisited: Arts-Based Research as a Mode of Animal Advocacy3
Don’t Talk Climate Like This: Exploring the Moderating Effects of Comment Stance on Aggressive Climate Change Videos3
Journalism and Reporting Synergistic Effects of Climate Change3
Unveiling the Backlash in Public Opinion on Climate Change: A Longitudinal Study of Climate Change-Related Population Segments and Communicative Engagement in Germany3
Climate Change Reporting Frames and Discourse in African Media (2015–2025): A Mixed-Method Study3
Defending “Canadian Energy”: Connective Leadership and Extractive Populism on Canadian Facebook3
Contested Frames and the Media in Environmental Protests: Shifting the Geothermal Debate in the Turkish Aegean3
Animals and AI: Using Environmental Thinking to Understand Media Labor3
Dear Tampa Bay : Creating and Leveraging a Climate Resilience Documentary Film Using Story-Telling for Citizen Engagement3
English and Regional Media Coverage of the 2022 Heatwave in India3
Alchemical Rhetoric in the Anthropocene: A Critical Review of Extraction Politics by Nicholas S. Paliewicz2
“It’s Hard to Put a Wheelchair in a Boat:” A Qualitative Study of Climate Change Threat Perceptions Among Disabled People and Caregivers2
Unsafe Homecoming: Unraveling Environmental Injustice and Land Dispossession in the Syrian Refugee Crisis2
The Rise of (Affective) Obstruction: Conceptualizing the Evolution of Far-Right Climate Change Communication (1986–2018)2
Extreme Weather Information for Diverse Older Adults: Communication Preferences and Trusted Information Sources2
The Impact of Public Deliberation and Identity-Based Storytelling on Civic Empowerment among Latinx Communities on Environmental Issues2
A Timely Study of Far-Right Climate Communication2
Predicting the Performance of Facebook Advertisements About Climate Change Using Self-report Data2
Climate Change Communication in Pakistan: Analyzing Media Frames on Social Media Platform2
Message Presentation Is of Importance as Well: The Asymmetric Effects of Numeric and Verbal Presentation of Fear Appeal Messages in Promoting Waste Sorting2
Healing the Open Wound of Ecofascism: Notes on Care in/from the Borderlands2
“Bad Environmentalism”: Irony, Bodies, and Spatio-Temporal Complexities in the Environmental Campaign The Legend of Nose Hair2
Transformative Influence? The Hedonic and Eudaimonic Sustainabilities of Social Media Influencers2
REDD+ and the Marketization of Conservation: Imagining Decolonial Governance in the Amazonian Guiana Shield2
Reporting with Care: Reflections on Environmental Journalism, Ethics, and Latin American Challenges2
From Fish Passage to Food Passage: Restoring Wabanaki Epistemologies to Reconceptualize River Restoration2
Pro-Environmental Nationalism is Still Nationalism: How Political Identity and Prior Attitudes Affect Nationalist Framing Effects on Support for Climate Action2
Critical Realism and the Objective Value of Sustainability: Philosophical and Ethical Approaches2
Go Negative for Clicks: Negative Sentiment in Environmental Advocacy Emails Is Associated with Increased Public Engagement2
Environmental Communication for Children Media, Young Audiences, and the More-Than-Human World2
Low-emissions, High Tensions: Social Media Groups and the Escalation of Climate Obstruction2
Intermediaries Online? – Craftspeople Communicating about Sustainability on Instagram2
Environmental Debates in the Time of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Media, Communication, and the Public2
To Delight and Misinstruct: Strategic Environmental Narratives in New Yorker Fiction2
Climate Change Conversations Amongst Young Adults: On Conversational Safety and the Search for Consensus in Polarizing Interactions2
Policing the Climate Crisis: Media Fearmongering and State Repression of Climate Protesters in Australia, Canada, and the United States Within the Post-2016 Conjuncture2
Confronting Climate Coloniality: Decolonizing Pathways for Climate Justice2
Misframing Marine Plastic Pollution on TikTok2
Cross-Country Analysis of the Association between Media Coverage and Exposure to Climate News with Awareness, Risk Perceptions, and Protest Participation Intention in 110 Countries2
Navigating Environmental Discourse in Ghana: The Role of New Media in Information Dissemination and Audience Interaction2
Gender and Environmental Education: Feminist and Other(ed) Perspectives2
“Just One Prompt Is Enough to Kill a Tree”: Knowledge and Attitudes Concerning the Environmental Impacts of Generative AI Among Australians2
The Representation of Sustainable Future Landscapes in Danish TV-commercials2
Our Future Stories: Approaches to Collective Storytelling for Climate Futures and Action Through an Integrative Review2
Sustainable energy: a myth or reality2
Media, Politics and Environment: Analyzing Experiences from Europe and Asia2
The Role of Value Orientations and Media Attention in Predicting the Personal Norm and Public Intention to Consume Produce of Urban Farms2
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