Environment, Media and Communication

Environment, Media and Communication, 2nd Edition, provides a framework for analyzing the roles of communication and media in the politics of the environment. The textbook examines how environmental concerns are constructed, elaborated, and contested in public debate.

The text investigates the social construction of environmental problems, newsroom practices, and representations of nature across advertising and popular culture. It also examines how the development of digital and social media influences shifting power dynamics in environmental politics.

Designed for students in media and communication studies, geography, environmental studies, sociology, and political science, the book also serves environmental professionals and activists.