From Convergence to Contention¶
Boykoff, M. T. (2007). From Convergence to Contention: United States Mass Media Representations of Anthropogenic Climate Change Science. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 32(4), 477-489.
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- Balance
- Conversely, treating inherently static problems (a bridge's load balance) as dynamic can waste resources on unnecessary adjustment.
This sourceShows how 'balanced' US media coverage gave roughly equal weight to climate science and its detractors, producing informational bias (false balance).
- Conversely, treating inherently static problems (a bridge's load balance) as dynamic can waste resources on unnecessary adjustment.
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