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17 Jan 2014 Calentamiento global: Nuevos enfoques periodísticos
En el tráfago de las tareas cotidianas que realizamos los comunicadores, ha sido muy atinado que el CIESPAL nos haya convocado para participar en su 5to. Encuentro Iberoamericano de Periodismo Científico y que durante su desarrollo nos detuviéramos a reflexionar sobre un tema que ha adquirido importante relevancia en los últimos años: el Calentamiento Global.17 Jan 2014 Rescuing reporting in the global South
Media coverage of climate change lags behind in the countries where it matters most. Focused journalism training and better coverage by local media are part of the solution.17 Jan 2014 Environmental journalism viewed from Canada
Rolling the calendar back a year to early 2008 and surveying the Canadian media from that vantage point, one could be forgiven a cautious sense of optimism that the pervasive neglect of environmental issues and concerns was finally coming to an end.17 Jan 2014 Media, communication and environmental change
Much, maybe most, of what we learn and know about ‘the environment’, we know from the media, broadly defined. Indeed, this applies not only to our beliefs and knowledge about those aspects of the environment, which are regarded as problems or issues for public and political concern, but extends much deeper to the ways in which we – as individuals, cultures and societies – view, perceive and value nature and the natural environment.
17 Jan 2014 Computers and ecology
MIT computer scientist Nicholas Negroponte enthused in his book Being Digital in 1995 that the digital landscape was giving rise to a new generation which was free of old prejudices and ignored the limitations of geographical proximity as the only basis for friendship, collaboration, games and neighbourliness. He described digital technology as having the potential impact of a natural force that would move people towards greater global harmony.
17 Jan 2014 Environmental communication A South African perspective
The environmental crisis is a fundamental element of our lives on the globe today, and we cannot conceive of life in the next generation without at the same time engaging with and responding to that crisis. Just as important, however, is that responsible Christian thinking and communication about the earth crisis engage with Africa and with the people of Africa.
17 Jan 2014 Communicating care: An ecofeminist perspective
Many people now recognize the critical role of communication in resolving inter-human conflicts. Yet few acknowledge that communication is equally important for our conflicts with the natural world. Within the human realm, we can engage in spoken or written dialogue as a means of conveying our personal interests, needs, and desires. But what happens outside the realm of humanity, where we do not speak the language of those with whom we interact? How do we engage in dialogues with earthworms, snails, and plants?
17 Jan 2014 Prophets with honour: Covering ecology today
How are Christian publications covering the issue of ecology? On what basis Christian communicators tackle issues of environment? The following article calls for much needed prophetic communication.15 Jan 2014 Wind power
Wind power is one of the fastest growing sources of energy in the world. The wind power industry creates new jobs, offsets emissions from fossil fuel-fired power plants, and enhances security of electricity supply.