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The intertwining of the economy and climate change promises to alter the shape of global politics and society for the foreseeable future. 
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Climate change really matters to most people. On average, across all markets, around 69% of respondents stated that they consider climate change to be an extremely or very serious problem. In this chapter we explore in detail the different sources people use to learn more about climate change and how this is affected by age, education, and political affiliation. We also look at the extent to which different groups value the media’s coverage of this complex subject and ask how it could be improved. Our analysis covers 40 markets, from Sweden to Kenya to the Philippines.
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A lire dans le Digital News Report 2020 Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
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Les résultats d’une nouvelle enquête menée dans 40 pays montrent que les changements climatiques préoccupent la plupart des gens. Dans la grande majorité des pays, moins de 3 % des personnes interrogées ont dit considérer qu’il ne s’agit pas du tout d’un problème grave. Via VeilleGestionConnaissances, Les Sentinelles du climat
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Auteurs : Simge Andı, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, University of Oxford et James Painter, Research Associate, Reuters Institute, University of Oxford. A propos du Digital News Report 2020 : "How People Access News about Climate Change " déjà évoqué dans cette revue de presse et du net et très intéressant quant aux perceptions qui en découlent dans les sociétés.
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