Sentence examples for change communicators from inspiring English sources

What is most sobering, especially for the scientific community and climate change communicators, is that climate change denial has actually increased in the U.S. general public between 2001 and 2010 (Newport, 2010), although primarily due to a significant increase in the past two years, which may prove abnormal in the long run (Leiserowitz et al., forthcoming).

Climate change communicators have always struggled with the challenge of how to translate something that is so abstract into a more intuitive idea – and have not always succeeded.

The weather presents a paradox for climate change communicators: day-to-day weather is not a good guide to climatic changes at a global level, but it is the only way that most of us will ever experience the climate.

Based on interviews with 16 leading climate change communicators from the media and NGOs in the UK, the report makes a seven recommendations for transforming the role of the IPCC.

Serious climate change communicators quickly ditched the climate apocalypse and left it for cheap film studios to squabble over.

"It's not a narrative they can see themselves participating in, and that is to some degree climate change communicators' fault," he said.

The successor to Fletcher's first book, Sustainable Fashion & Textiles Design Journeysys, Fletcher and Grose explore sustainable fashion from a designer's perspective, presenting the role of the designer in accelerating sustainable change as a communicator, activist and entrepreneur.

It's a think tank that does more than think: it serves as a facilitator and communicator of change.

The QIIP felt that these competencies would enable the practice facilitators to fulfill seven roles of a change agent: QI expert, communicator, collaborator, system thinker, manager, educator and scholar, and leader.

Research has found that uncertainty is not an inevitable barrier to action, provided communicators frame climate change messages in ways that trigger caution in the face of uncertainty.

Romm also believes that scientists and politicians need to be more effective communicators about climate change.