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Media Literacy Resources for Teaching about Climate Change

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Climate Change in the Age of Media: Activities

Climate Lit: Resources on teaching cli-fi literature

Movement Generation Media

The Climate Reality Check: Analysis of coverage of climate change in movies

Evlondo Cooper: Coverage of climate change in the media. Media Matters

Children's Media and Climate Change

Potential Energy: Focusing on communicating about climate change

How Children’s Media Can Help End Intergenerational Climate Silence. Planet Ed

Our Changing Planet: Climate, SEL, and Media Literacy for Our Youngest Students. Project Look Sharp

Drilling, Denial, and Disinformation. Climate One podcast

How To Crack Climate Misinformation. Covering Climate Now

Understanding the Greenhouse Effect

National News' Scant Coverage of Climate Protests Largely Overlooks the Scientific Urgency Driving Controversial Climate Actions

A Glaring Absence The Climate Crisis is Virtually Nonexistent in Scripted Entertainment. Good Energy Stories

Sustainable Development Goals Online

Climate Futurism: Exploring CliFi Through Digital Literacy, Interdisciplinary Fieldwork, and Multimodal Learning

TV Shows Are Starting to Reference Climate Change in Plots and Dialogue

Share, J., & Beach, R. (2022). Critical media literacy analysis and production for systems thinking about climate change. Journal of Media Literacy

Climate Change and Digital Advertising: The Oil and Gas industry's Digital Advertising Strategy

Virtual Reality Can Support and Enhance Outdoor Environmental Education

Digital Literacy Framework. Learning for Justice

Oil And Coal Firms Guilty Of "Great Deception" Through Greenwashing, Say Climate Lawyers. Forbes Magazine

Climate Change Education Resources for Virtual Classrooms. Climate Generation

Project LookSharp: Media literacy activities for analysis of climate change

Social Media TOOLKIT: Youth engaged climate change action

Media and Climate Change Observatory

Advertisements Harm the Planet, Researchers Say. Climate News Network

The Best Sites to Learn about Climate Change. Larry Ferlazzo Blog

UCLA Library: Topics on media and climate change

Project LookSharp's Webinar on Teaching About Climate Using the Tools of Media Literacy

Global Media and the Environment

Lens on Climate Change: Colorado program for students to create videos about climate change

Beliefs About Integrating Technology in the English Language Arts Classroom. NCTE

Eco-literacy, Ethics, and Aesthetics in Natural Design. Medium

Center for Climate Change Communication. George Mason University

Colleges Turn "Fake News" Epidemic into a Teachable Moment. The Washington Post

Yes We CAM: Youth Media for Climate Awareness

Media Coverage of Climate Change. Wikipedia

Greenwashing practices. Wikipedia

Peter Orlik: Media criticism methods

Antonio Lopez: EcoMediaLiteracy

KQED: Do Know Quest: Climate

Media literacy organizations and resources

Media Constructions of Sustainability

Media Construction of Global Warming

Slow Media: The Imaginary Museum of Listening to the Anthropocene. Anthropocene Curriculum Project

InTeGrate: Using Media to Document Public Attitudes on Waste

The Linguistics of Mass Persuasion: How Politicians Make “Fetch” Happen. JSTOR Daily

"Vanishing Ice" Make Beautiful Bid for Action on Climate Change. KQED Radio.

Use of comics: Climate Change Denial Exercises. The New York Times

Is "Game of Thrones" A iding the Global Debate on Climate Change?

Climate Feedback: Critical analysis climate change media coverage

Renewable Energy Social Media Toolkit. Climate Reality Project

Hypothes.is: Add annotations to websites on climate change

Stanford University Course: Communicating Climate Change: Navigating Stories from the Frontlines

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