Words for climate change are powerful but not magical

Anabela Carvalho ()
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Anabela Carvalho: University of Minho

Nature Climate Change, 2023, vol. 13, issue 1, 4-5

Abstract: A better understanding of the role of language in societies is required — for example, whether adoption of emergency terminology could impact views and practices. For both researchers and communication strategists, a thorough consideration of the interconnections between language and social contexts is crucial.

Date: 2023
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