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Climate communications struggle with underfunding and abstract messaging

Climate communications are struggling to adapt to the reality of an ongoing climate crisis, moving beyond future projections to address present-day impacts. The field faces significant underfunding, with philanthropic giving for adaptation and resilience remaining low compared to mitigation efforts. Furthermore, messaging often remains too abstract and macro-level, failing to connect with the immediate concerns of the public, such as economic issues, immigration, and healthcare, which rank higher in voter priorities. AI

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Climate communications struggle with underfunding and abstract messaging

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Jamil Wyne, Contributor ·

    Five Ways Climate Communications Can Meet The Moment

    The climate communications needs new messages and messengers to meet the moment when climate risks are becoming more pronounced and damaging.