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Tag Archives: television

March 1, 2011

The Doctor Knows Best

The BBC’s much-loved sci-fi series, Doctor Who, offers lessons in celebrating and defending all life. Continue reading →

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  • Posted in Kulturträger columns, Writing
  • Tagged animals, BBC, Doctor Who, nature, stories, television
January 1, 2011

Beware False Idles

Ads for cars now show them in tune with nature instead of conquering it, but either way, the car is a dubious environmental hero. Continue reading →

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  • Posted in Kulturträger columns, Writing
  • Tagged advertising, animals, cars, nature, television
November 1, 2010

Getting Down and Dirty

Dirtgirlworld offers little kids a funky rockin’ organic alternative to talking machines and consumer-oriented TV. Continue reading →

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  • Tagged children, Dirt Girl World, gardening, nature, television
July 1, 2010

Documentary Exploits

This year’s Oscar winner, The Cove, is part of Flipper-trainer Ric O’Barry’s effort to expose the underbelly of animal stardom. Continue reading →

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  • Tagged animals, documentary, dolphins, film, television, The Cove, wildlife, Winged Migration
March 1, 2010

Travelogues with Conviction

There is more than one way to reach paradise. Continue reading →

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  • Tagged Adventures with Purpose, animals, ecotourism, film, mass media, nature, PBS, television, tourism, travel, wildlife
January 1, 2010

Blinded by EcoPorn

Pretty nature pictures stimulate desire, but misrepresent reality. Continue reading →

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  • Posted in Kulturträger columns, Writing
  • Tagged animals, birds, calendars, Chris Jordan, ecoporn, environmental art, film, Midway, photography, television, wildlife

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    Mark S. Meisner

    Executive Director of the International Environmental Communication Association (IECA). I also research, teach, write about, and speak on environmental and sustainability communication, culture, and policy. Facts are usually facts, but opinions and sense of humour are always my own.

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    I like to read

    • Climate Change Denial
    • Common Cause
    • DeSmogBlog
    • Eco-Cinema and Film Genre
    • Envi Info
    • George Monbiot
    • Grist
    • Immanence
    • Talking Climate
    • Transforming Cultures
    • Yale Forum on Climate Change & the Media

    Recent Posts

    • Agenda Setting and Issue Definition at the Micro Level: Giving Climate Change a Voice in the Peruvian Congress
    • The Nature of Time: How the Covers of the World’s Most Widely-Read Weekly News Magazine Visualize Environmental Affairs
    • Environmental Discourses and Discourse Coalitions in the Reconfiguration of Peru’s Environmental Governance
    • Environmental Communication and Media: Centers, Programs and Resources

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