Contents: Simon Cottle: Series Editor’s Preface: Global Crises and the Media – Justin Lewis/Tammy Boyce: Climate Change and
the Media: The Scale of the Challenge – Richard Maxwell/Toby Miller: Talking Rubbish: Green Citizenship, Media, and the Environment
– Rowan Howard-Williams: Ideological Construction of Climate Change in Australian and New Zealand Newspapers – Catherine Butler/Nick
Pidgeon: Media Communications and Public Understanding of Climate Change: Reporting Scientific Consensus on Anthropogenic
Warming – Robert E.T. Ward: Climate Change, the Public, and the Media in the UK: A Watershed Moment – Grace Reid: The Climate
Change Docudrama: Challenges in Simultaneously Entertaining and Informing Audiences – Stephen Zehr: An Environmentalist/Economic
Hybrid Frame in US Press Coverage of Climate Change, 2000-2008 – Tim Holmes: Balancing Acts: PR, «Impartiality», and Power
in Mass Media Coverage of Climate Change – Julie Doyle: Climate Action and Environmental Activism: The Role of Environmental
NGOs and Grassroots Movements in the Global Politics of Climate Change – Mike Hulme: Mediated Messages about Climate Change:
Reporting the IPCC Fourth Assessment in the UK Print Media – Neil T. Gavin: The Web and Climate Change Politics: Lessons from
Britain? – Mike Shanahan: Time to Adapt? Media Coverage of Climate Change in Nonindustrialised Countries – Yan Wu: The Good,
the Bad, and the Ugly: Framing of China in News Media Coverage of Global Climate Change – Lyn McGaurr/Libby Lester: Complementary
Problems, Competing Risks: Climate Change, Nuclear Energy, and the Australian – Alex Lockwood: Preparations for a Post-Kyoto
Media Coverage of UK Climate Policy – Astrid Dirikx/Dave Gelders: Global Warming through the Same Lens: An Explorative Framing
Study in Dutch and French Newspapers – Peter Berglez/Birgitta Höijer/Ulrika Olausson: Individualisation and Nationalisation
of the Climate Issue: Two Ideological Horizons in Swedish News Media.