Affiliation:
1. Prince of Songkla University, Thailand
Abstract
Though the role of media in climate change messaging has been understood in academic and public spheres, limited studies have been conducted and published, especially in the context of Nepal. A review of 65 readings highlights increased focus on behavior change communication than media advocacy, lack of innovation scope in funded media projects, absence of empirical research. The study recommends comprehensive study climate change reporting through framing and factor analysis to identify reasons and incentives.
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