The environmental communication yearbook
By: edited by Susan Senecah
Contributors: NetLibrary, Inc
Publisher: Lawrence Erlbaum
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Mahwah, N.J; London
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] /
Number of pages: 267
Subjects: Periodicals; Communication in the environmental sciences
Notes: "Volume 1"--Cover.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Table of contents: title: Introduction / -- Susan Senecah ... [et al.]; title: Naming interpretation, policy and poetry: communicating Cedar Breaks National Monument  -- Christine L. Oravec and Tracylee Clarke; title: Social practice and biophysical process  -- Tarla Rai Peterson, Markus J. Peterson and William E. Grant; title: Eulogy for Tobe West: on the agitation and control of a salvage-rider timber sale  -- Mark P. Moore; title: Blue skies, green industry: corporate environmental reports as utopian narratives  -- Wende Vyborney Feller; title: The rhetoric of autobiography in women's environmental narratives: Lois Gibbs' 'Love Canal: My Story' and Sandra Steingraber's 'Living Downstream: an Ecologist Looks at Cancer and the Environment'  -- Diane Hope; title: At the 20th Century's close: framing the public policy issue of environmental risk  -- Donnalyn Pompper; title: Dialogue and deliberation in environmental conflict: enacting civic science  -- Gregg B. Walker and Steven E. Daniels; title: A sense of self-in-place for adaptive management, capacity building, and public participation  -- James G. Cantrill; title: And the beat goes on: the third decade of environmental journalism  -- Sharon M. Friedman; title: Reasoned action in environmental communication research: demonstration of an augmented model  -- Craig W. Trumbo and Garrett J. O'Keefe; title: Framing of newspaper news stories during a presidential campaign cycle: the case of Bush-Gore in election 2000  -- Michael Nitz and Holly West; title: Nonverbal ways of communicating with nature: a cross-case study -- Michael Scollo Sawyer.