State of environment : soil and society by Tiwari, R. C.

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Utilisation of Information and Communication Technology for Environmental Sustainability: A Global Perspective by Cedric Owuru, Jude Odiakaosa Osakwe, Samuel Akinsola

“…Environmental Scientists have raised concerns on how these environmental challenges can be tackled bringing into lamplight, how ICT and environmental science research can be used to wedge these challenges in developing countries. …”
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Socio-Communicative Technology of Working with Public Opinion in the Context of an Environmental Incident by E. V. Panova

“…The article examines the analysis of crisis communications, subjects of environmental communications, sources of information dissemination, response tools.   …”
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Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and Environmental Sustainability in Developed and Developing Countries by Muhammad Tariq Majeed

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THE ROLE OF COMMUNICATION IN RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONFLICTS IN COASTAL COMMUNITIES OF BANTEN BAY by Muldi A., Sumardjo, Kinseng R.A., Sugihen B.G.

“…Communication determines the transformation of society into conflict groups. …”
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Interdisciplinary pressure cooker: environmental risk communication skills for the next generation by L. Cumiskey, L. Cumiskey, M. Lickiss, R. Šakić Trogrlić, R. Šakić Trogrlić, R. Šakić Trogrlić, J. Ali, J. Ali

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Bridging citizen science and science communication: insights from a global study of science communicators by Joseph Roche, Eric A. Jensen, Eric A. Jensen, Aaron M. Jensen, Laura Bell, Mairéad Hurley, Aoife Taylor, Clara Boissenin, Jon Chase, Stephanos Cherouvis, Kali Dunne, Joanne Kashmina, Luisa Massarani, Luisa Massarani, Joffrey Planchard, Pedro Russo, Pedro Russo, Fiona Smyth

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Communication, socialization, and ITC. The psychosocial construction of sustainability by Enric Pol, Enric Pol, Angela Castrechini-Trotta, Angela Castrechini-Trotta, Isabel Pellicer-Cardona, Isabel Pellicer-Cardona, Cristina Cañete-Massé

“…Conversely, our exploration into environmental communication, notably the insights gleaned from longitudinal research concerning pro-environmental knowledge, attitudes, and actions, reveals a decline in citizens’ effective inclinations toward embracing pro-environmental behaviors. …”
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THE AESTHETICS OF GRAPHIC DESIGN AND ITS IMPACT ON SOCIETY by Dalia Salem Mohamed Abdul Latif

“…Graphic design played an active developing role for both individual and society. There is a response called for by the design necessity to enhance the intellectual concept according to its specificity and uniqueness in traditions and legacies, its effectiveness is represented in the ability to convey ideas and visions in the artwork in the form of icons or references consistent with an indicative structure, linked to each other to reach the aimed aesthetic pleasure, by using the designer skills and experiences, so that the art of graphic design becomes a bridge of communication between the designer and the recipient.Graphic design, whether visual or print, raises the social awareness by using the latest technologies and programs to enhance its message and influence and to persuade individuals.KEYWORDSGraphic design, Creative design, Community art, Environmental Graphic Design…”
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MAKNA SIMBOLIK SAWAH DI MASYARAKAT PEDESAAN TINJAUAN KOMUNIKASI LINGKUNGAN PADA MASYARAKAT SEMENDE DARAT TENGAH KABUPATEN MUARA ENIM-SUMATERA SELATAN by Yenrizal, Agus Rahmat, Atwar Bajari, dan Johan Iskandar

“…This is the focus of this study, environmental communication process of society by looking paddy fields as a major agricultural. …”
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Communicating Ecological Indicators to Decision Makers and the Public by Andrew Schiller, Carolyn T. Hunsaker, Michael A. Kane, Amy K. Wolfe, Virginia H. Dale, Glenn W. Suter, Clifford S. Russell, Georgine Pion, Molly H. Jensen, Victoria C. Konar

“…Yet setting environmental policy priorities and making environmental decisions requires both effective communication of environmental information to decision makers and consideration of what members of the public value about ecosystems. …”
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Interference in science: scientists’ perspectives on their ability to communicate and conduct environmental research in Canada by Manjulika E. Robertson, Samantha M. Chu, Anika Cloutier, Philippe Mongeon, Don A. Driscoll, Tej Heer, Alana R. Westwood

“…When researchers are sufficiently resourced to conduct research and communicate their findings, the knowledge produced can benefit the environment and society through policy. …”
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THE THEORETICAL DIALOGUE BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCES IN THE LOGIC OF SCIENCE IN ACTION by ANTONIO TEIXEIRA DE BARROS

“…The corpus of analysis comprises 492 scientific communications presented by researchers of the Brazilian Society of Interdisciplinary Communication Studies (Intercom) in the period of 2001-2016, in addition to 36 interviews. …”
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Perception of global environmental problems by Generation C and its marketing communication preferences by Kusá Alena, Piatrov Igor

“…Innovative communication of environmental topics may enhance awareness of all global issues and therefore, the main goal of our research was to obtain information on consumer behaviour of Generation C in the area of their relation to environmental topics and their requirements for marketing communication of environmentally friendly products, mainly in trading companies. …”
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FORMATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS: CREATIVE APPROACHES TO ECO POSTER by Svitlana Pryshchenko, Yevgen Antonovych, Tetyana Senchuk

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Information and Communication Technologies in Preserving Arabic and Islamic Manuscripts by Mahmud Adesina Ayuba

“…It is also discovered that Arabic and Islamic manuscripts deal with interesting themes that are of utmost relevance to our society, such as environmental and governmental issues. …”
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Situating the Scientist: Creating Inclusive Science Communication Through Equity Framing and Environmental Justice by Emily Polk, Sibyl Diver

“…To ground our approach to equity framing, we also present our experiences teaching Stanford University's first comprehensive class on environmental justice as a case study. Key outcomes included: adding missing perspectives to scientific knowledge production by inviting representatives from diverse and marginalized communities to teach us; increasing the social relevance of scientific findings by asking our students to center the concerns and insights of marginalized communities in their communication; and encouraging collective action to address equity concerns and achieve a healthier society for all.…”
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Dead in the water: Mortality messaging in water crisis communication and implications for pro‐environmental outcomes by L. K. M. Smith, S. E. Wolfe

“…These water shifts threaten all life on earth. Societies' safe and reliable water accessibility faces growing uncertainty from climate change; however, water crisis communication may inadvertently remind audiences of their mortality. …”
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Review on E-waste management and its impact on the environment and society by Muskan Jain, Depak Kumar, Jyoti Chaudhary, Sudesh Kumar, Sheetal Sharma, Ajay Singh Verma

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Climate and environmental politics needs to be supported by accurate information and communication. What is the role of the scientific community? by Motta R, Marchetti M, Vacchiano G

“…The petition is a perfect example of how environmental communication and public awareness can be manipulated. …”
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