Sentence examples for framed climate change from inspiring English sources

When researchers framed climate change within the framework of collective responsibility.

An analysis of four key science texts given to sixth-grade students in California showed that the books "framed climate change as uncertain in the scientific community – both about whether it is occurring as well as about its human-causation".

This section provides an overview of key concepts that have framed climate change research.

Climate change started gaining political attention in 1986 when several influential scientists framed climate change as a 'climate catastrophe' (Beck 2004; Krueck et al. 1999; Weingart et al. 2000).

One reason is that we have already come to "frame" climate change in this way.

We've also found that we can increase or decrease psychological distance by framing climate change messages in different ways.

"I think he has to frame climate change as an issue here, now, and as a threat.

"The challenge is to frame climate change as an issue with large costs that are only going to grow.

- Suzanne Goldenberg 2.54am BST More on that last quote from the IPCC, framing climate change action as "a challenge in managing risk".

In the run-up to the announcement, the White House has tried to frame climate change as a personal threat, highlighting the risk to public health and national security.

Some climate change communication experts say framing climate change as an opportunity for new jobs is a good way of connecting the abstract challenge of climate change with people's lives.