Fixing the communications failure

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1. Bio-basing society by including emotions
   Susanne Sleenhoff, Laurens Landeweerd, Patrícia Osseweijer · 2015 · Ecological Economics
2. Science Communication in a Café Scientifique for High School Teens
   M. A. Mayhew, Michelle Hall · 2012 · Science Communication
3. Psychological, Social, and Cultural Barriers to Public Engagement With Climate Change
   Nathaniel Geiger, Brianna Middlewood, Janet Kay Swim · 2017 · Oxford University Press eBooks
4. Untangling the web of misinformation and false beliefs
   Gita Venkataramani Johar · 2022 · Journal of Consumer Psychology
5. Politicizing science funding undermines public trust in science, academic freedom, and the unbiased generation of knowledge
   Igor R. Efimov, Jeffrey S. Flier, Robert P. George, Anna I. Krylov, Luana S. Maroja, Julia Schaletzky, Jay S. Tanzman, Abigail Thompson · 2024 · Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics
6. Rationalising a volcanic crisis through literature: Montserratian verse and the descriptive reconstruction of an island
   Amy R. Donovan, Clive Oppenheimer, Michael T. Bravo · 2011 · Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research
7. Climate change and our responsibilities as chemists
   Bassam Z. Shakhashiri, Jerry A. Bell · 2013 · Arabian Journal of Chemistry
8. Unravelling emotional viewpoints on a bio-based economy using Q methodology
   Susanne Sleenhoff, Eefje H.W.J. Cuppen, Patrícia Osseweijer · 2014 · Public Understanding of Science
9. The Teaching of Anthropogenic Climate Change and Earth Science via Technology-Enabled Inquiry Education
   Drew Bush, Renee E. Sieber, Gale Seiler, Mark A. Chandler · 2016 · Journal of Geoscience Education
10. Profiling adopters (and non-adopters) of a contact tracing mobile application: Insights from Australia
    Steven Lockey, Martin R. Edwards, Matthew J. Hornsey, Nicole A. Gillespie, Saeed Akhlaghpour, Shannon Colville · 2021 · International Journal of Medical Informatics
11. The economics of food related policies: Considering public health and malnutrition
    Vincenzina Caputo, David R. Just · 2022 · Handbook of agricultural economics
12. Language matters for biodiversity
    Robert D. Fish, Gail E. Austen, Jacob W. Bentley, Martin Dallimer, Jessica Claris Fisher, Katherine Nesbitt Irvine, Phoebe R. Bentley, Maximilian Nawrath, Zoe Georgina Davies · 2024 · BioScience
13. Creating opportunities for improving lake‐focused stakeholder engagement: knowledge–action systems, pro‐environment behaviour and sustainable lake management
    Kathleen P. Bell, Laura Lindenfeld, Ann E. Speers, Mario F. Teisl, Jessica E. Leahy · 2013 · Lakes & Reservoirs Science Policy and Management for Sustainable Use
14. Using the transtheoretical model of behavioural change to understand the processes through which climate change films might encourage mitigation action
    Rachel Howell · 2014 · International Journal of Sustainable Development
15. Analyzing Public Participation in Risk Analysis: How the Wolves of Environmental Injustice Hide in the Sheep's Clothing of Science
    Kristin Shrader‐Frechette · 2010 · Environmental Justice
16. Knowledge Integration in the Politics and Policy of Rapid Transitions to Net Zero Carbon: A Typology and Mapping Method for Climate Actors in the UK
    Steven R. Smith, Ian Christie · 2021 · Sustainability
17. Does being a jerk work? Examining the effect of aggressive risk communication in the context of science blogs
    Shupei Yuan, John C. Besley, Chen Lou · 2016 · Journal of Risk Research
18. A Systematic Literature Review of the Intersection between Social Media and Cultural Identity: Implications for Agricultural and Environmental Communication
    Catherine E. Dobbins, Fallys Masambuka-Kanchewa, Alexa J. Lamm · 2021 · Journal of Applied Communications
19. Scepticism and the value of distrust
    Maria Baghramian, Silvia Caprioglio Panizza · 2022 · Inquiry
20. Truth over identity? Cultural cognition weakly replicates across 23 countries
    Henrik Y. L. Pröpper, Sandra Jeanette Geiger, Tessa F. Blanken, Cameron Brick · 2022 · Journal of Environmental Psychology
21. Promoting Science Literacy and Awareness across the Globe: the Role of Scientists as Science Ambassadors
    Matthew J. Tuttle, Daniela Cejas, Donghoon Kang, Francis Muchaamba, Britta Goncarovs, Yaprak Ozakman, Fátima Aziz, Arnaud Orelle · 2023 · Journal of Microbiology and Biology Education
22. The 2°C Target Reconsidered
    Brigitte Knopf, Martin Kowarsch, Christian Flachsland, Ottmar Edenhofer · 2012 · Springer eBooks
23. The Evidence-Based Metaphor
    Brit Trogen · 2017 · JAMA
24. Media representation of hemlock woolly adelgid management risks: a case study of science communication and invasive species control
    Christy Leppanen, David M. Frank, John J. Lockyer, Casey J. Fellhoelter, Anna Killeen Cameron, Bevin Hardy, L. Smith, Macey R. Clevenger, Daniel Simberloff · 2018 · Biological Invasions
25. Anticipating risks, governance needs, and public perceptions of de-extinction
    Rene X. Valdez, Jennifer Kuzma, Christopher L. Cummings, Markus Nils Peterson · 2019 · Journal of Responsible Innovation
26. Addressing personal parental values in decisions about childhood vaccination: Measure development
    Jessica R. Cataldi, Carter J. Sevick, Jennifer L. Pyrzanowski, Nicole M. Wagner, Sarah E. Brewer, Komal J. Narwaney, Jo Ann Shoup, Ken Resnicow, Jason M. Glanz, Amanda F. Dempsey et al. · 2019 · Vaccine
27. The Multilingual Challenge for the Construction and Transmission of Scientific Knowledge
    Anne-Claude Berthoud, Laurent Gajo · 2020 · Multilingualism and diversity management
28. Avoiding Covid‐19 risk information in the United States: The role of attitudes, norms, affect, social dominance orientations, and perceived trustworthiness of scientists
    Wan Wang, Lucy Atkinson, Lee Ann Kahlor, Patrick Jamar, Hayoung Sally Lim · 2022 · Risk Analysis
29. An assessment of the state of nature in the United Kingdom: A review of findings, methods and impact
    Fiona Burns, Mark A. Eaton, Daniel B. Hayhow, Charlotte L. Outhwaite, Nida Al‐Fulaij, Tom August, Katherine L. Boughey, TOM M. BRERETON, Andrew F. Brown, D. J. Bullock et al. · 2018 · Ecological Indicators
30. Yuck! Plural Valuation of Constructed Wetland Maintenance for Decentralized Wastewater Treatment in Rural India
    Claire N. Friedrichsen, Martha C. Monroe, Samira H. Daroub, Suhas Pralhad Wani · 2021 · Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems
31. Towards cleaner shores: Assessing the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup's most recent data on volunteer engagement and litter removal along the coast of British Columbia, Canada
    Cassandra A. Konecny, Skil Jáada Vanessa Zahner, Santiago de la Puente · 2018 · Marine Pollution Bulletin
32. Social ties and concern for global warming
    Juha Itkonen · 2015 · Climatic Change
33. The Local Epistemology of Climate Change: How the Scientific Discourse on Global Climate Change is Received on the Island of Palawan, the Philippines
    Thomas Friedrich · 2018 · Sociologus
34. Reintroduction of at-risk forest tree species using biotechnology depends on regulatory policy, informed by science and with public support
    Douglass Frederick Jacobs, R. Kasten Dumroese, Andrea N. Brennan, Faith Thompson Campbell, Anna O. Conrad, Jason Delborne, Sara F. Fitzsimmons, David Flores, Christian P. Giardina, Leigh F. Greenwood et al. · 2023 · New Forests
35. RETRACTED ARTICLE: The skeptical import of motivated reasoning: A closer look at the evidence
    Maarten van Doorn · 2023 · Thinking & Reasoning · Retracted
36. Misinformation and Identity-Protective Cognition
    Dan M. Kahan · 2017 · SSRN Electronic Journal
37. How aggregated opinions shape beliefs
    Kerem Oktar, Tania Lombrozo · 2025 · Nature Reviews Psychology
38. Ethical issues and public communication in the development of cell-based treatments for COVID-19: Lessons from the pandemic
    Leigh G. Turner, Megan Munsie, Aaron D. Levine, Laertis Ikonomou · 2021 · Stem Cell Reports
39. Distrusting Consensus: How a Uniform Corona Pandemic Narrative Fostered Suspicion and Conspiracy Theories
    Jaron Harambam · 2023 · Journal of Digital Social Research
40. Promoting sustainable food and food citizenship through an adult education leisure experience
    Alan Warner, Edith G. Callaghan, Cate de Vreede · 2013 · Leisure/Loisir
41. Identity, Belief, and Bias
    Cohen, Geoffrey L. · 2012 · Ideology, Psychology, and Law
42. A jury of scientists: Formal education in biobehavioral sciences reduces the odds of punitive criminal sentencing
    Mia Athina Thomaidou, Colleen M. Berryessa · 2022 · Behavioral Sciences & the Law
43. Values in breast cancer screening: an empirical study with Australian experts
    Lisa Parker, Lucie Rychetnik, Stacy M. Carter · 2015 · BMJ Open
44. University-level teaching of Anthropogenic Global Climate Change (AGCC) via student inquiry
    Drew Bush, Renee E. Sieber, Gale Seiler, Mark A. Chandler · 2017 · Studies in Science Education
45. What type of value information is most valuable to stakeholders? Multi-sector perspectives on the utility and relevance of water valuation information
    Orli Handmaker, Bonnie Keeler, Dan Milz · 2020 · Environmental Science & Policy
46. Electricity Consumption: Should There Be a Limit? Implications of People’s Attitudes for the Forming of Sustainable Energy Policies
    Hege Westskog · 2014 · BIBSYS Brage (BIBSYS (Norway))
47. Analyzing pre-service biology teachers’ intention to teach evolution using the theory of planned behavior
    Helena Aptyka, Jörg Großschedl · 2022 · Evolution Education and Outreach
48. Integrating New Perspectives to Address Global Soil Security: Ideas from Integral Ecology
    Sabine Grunwald, Christopher M. Clingensmith, Carla P. Gavilan, Katsutoshi Mizuta, R. Kay Kastner Wilcox, Érika Flávia Machado Pinheiro, Marcos Bacis Ceddia, Christopher Wade Ross · 2016 · Progress in soil science
49. National print media vs. agricultural trade publications: communicating the 2012 Midwestern US drought
    Sarah P. Church, Belyna Bentlage, Roberta Weiner, Nicholas L. Babin, Brian R. Bulla, Katelyn Fagan, Tonya R. Haigh, J. Stuart Carlton, Linda Stalker Prokopy · 2020 · Climatic Change
50. Finding a vaccine for misinformation
    Gayathri Vaidyanathan · 2020 · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
51. Evaluating effective public engagement: local stories from a global network of IPCC scientists
    R. Pidcock, Katelyn Heath, Lydia Messling, Susie Wang, A. Pirani, S. Connors, A. Corner, Christopher L. Shaw, M. Gomis · 2021 · Climatic Change
52. Transparency in a “Post-Fact” World
    Sabina Schnell · 2022 · Perspectives on Public Management and Governance
53. How people feel their engagement can have efficacy for a bio-based society
    Susanne Sleenhoff, Patrícia Osseweijer · 2015 · Public Understanding of Science
54. Using Q Methodology to Explore Risk Perception and Public Concern about Tree Pests and Diseases: The Case of Ash Dieback
    Julie Urquhart, Clive Potter, Julie C. Barnett, John Fellenor, John D Mumford, Christopher P. Quine · 2019 · Forests
55. A critically modern ecological economics for the Anthropocene
    Michael B. Wironen, Jon D. Erickson · 2019 · The Anthropocene Review
56. Climate change discourses in use by the UK public: commonalities and variations over a fifteen year period
    Stuart Capstick · 2012 · ORCA Online Research @Cardiff (Cardiff University)
57. Science, media and public perception: implications for climate and health policies
    Diarmid H. Campbell-Lendrum, Roberto Bertollini · 2010 · Bulletin of the World Health Organization
58. Why No True Reliabilist Should Endorse Reliabilism
    Kristoffer Ahlstrom‐Vij, Jeffrey Dunn · 2020 · Episteme
59. A Social Learning Approach for Stakeholder Engagement in Large Carnivore Conservation and Management
    Tasos Hovardas · 2020 · Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution
60. Ideological spillovers across the Atlantic? Evidence from Trump's presidential election
    Joan Costa‐Font, Martin Ljunge · 2022 · European Journal of Political Economy
61. Ideological bias in constitutional judgments: Experimental analysis and potential solutions
    Elena Kantorowicz‐Reznichenko, Jarosław Kantorowicz, Keren Weinshall · 2022 · Journal of Empirical Legal Studies
62. Ideologically motivated biases in a multiple issues opinion model
    Marcelo Veloso Maciel, André C. R. Martins · 2020 · Physica A Statistical Mechanics and its Applications
63. Why Should Scientists be on YouTube? It’s all About Bamboo, Oil and Ice Cream
    Eric B. Brennan · 2021 · Frontiers in Communication
64. Mediated Skewed Diffusion of Issues Information: A Theory
    Bree L McEwan, Christopher J. Carpenter, Jill E. Hopke · 2018 · Social Media + Society
65. Evangelical protestantism, politics, and the environment: when and how do biblical beliefs matter?
    Hempel, Lynn, Smith, E. Keith · 2020 · Society & Natural Resources
66. Emotional researchers or emotional audiences? The effect of emotions in climate change communication
    Thea Gregersen, Hege H. Bye · 2023 · Journal of Environmental Psychology
67. Theories of Climate Change
    Clive Hamilton · 2012 · Australian Journal of Political Science
68. Implementing a transactional design model to ensure the mindful development of public-facing science communication projects
    Claire Lauer · 2020 · Communication Design Quarterly
69. On the Importance of Strengthening Moderate Beliefs in Climate Science to Foster Support for Immediate Action
    Zachary A. Wendling, Shahzeen Z. Attari, Sanya R. Carley, Rachel M. Krause, David C. Warren, John A. Rupp, John D. Graham · 2013 · Sustainability
70. Becoming a (green) identity entrepreneur: Learning to negotiate situated identities to nurture community environmental practice
    Alex Franklin, Ria Dunkley · 2017 · Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
71. A conservation science agenda for a changing Upper Midwest and Great Plains, United States
    Marissa Ahlering, Meredith W. Cornett, Kristen L. Blann, Mark A. White, Christian Lenhart, Cami S. Dixon, Michele R. Dudash, Lucinda B. Johnson, Bonnie Keeler, Brian J. Palik et al. · 2020 · Conservation Science and Practice
72. Multilingualism and Diversity Management
    2013 · Multilingualism and diversity management
73. A scoping review of the impact of eco-distress and coping with distress on the mental health experiences of climate scientists
    Luis Calabria, Elizabeth M. Marks · 2024 · Frontiers in Psychology
74. The promise and limitations of using GenAI to reduce climate scepticism
    Matthew J. Hornsey, Samuel G. Pearson, Christian Bretter, Sarah MacInnes, Jarren Lloyd Nylund, Saphira A. C. Rekker · 2025 · Nature Climate Change
75. Running on renewables: Building local support for 100% net-renewable electricity resolutions at the municipal scale in the United States
    Emily E. Skill, Sarah C. Klain, Roslynn McCann · 2021 · Energy Research & Social Science
76. Protecting the Planet or Destroying the Universe? Understanding Reactions to Space Mining
    Matthew J. Hornsey, Kelly S. Fielding, Emily Ann Harris, Paul G. Bain, Tim A. Grice, Cassandra M. Chapman · 2022 · Sustainability
77. Home waters run deep: leveraging place perception and trout conservation to promote climate change adaptation
    James G. Cantrill, Rebecca M. Budesky, Bryan A. Burroughs · 2019 · Human Dimensions of Wildlife
78. Hyperbole, Simile, Metaphor, and Invasivore: Messaging About non-native Blue Catfish Expansion
    Donald J. Orth, Joseph D. Schmitt, Corbin D. Hilling · 2020 · Fisheries
79. How cultural evolution can inform the science of science communication—and vice versa
    Theiss Bendixen · 2020 · Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
80. Numeracy and COVID-19: examining interrelationships between numeracy, health numeracy and behaviour
    Nathan T. T. Lau, Eric D. Wilkey, Mojtaba Soltanlou, Rebekka Lagacé-Cusiac, L. Peters, Paul F. Tremblay, Celia Goffin, Isabella Starling‐Alves, Andrew Ribner, Clarissa A. Thompson et al. · 2022 · Royal Society Open Science
81. Thou Shalt Not Take Sides: Cognition, Logic and the Need for Changing How We Believe
    André C. R. Martins · 2016 · Frontiers in Physics
82. Discursive diversity in introductory environmental studies
    Eric B. Kennedy, Jacqueline S. Ho · 2015 · Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences
83. Encouraging the Art of Communicating Science to Nonexperts with Don’t Be Such a Scientist
    Sarah K. St. Angelo · 2018 · Journal of Chemical Education
84. Comment on “Providing information promotes greater public support for potable recycled water” by Fielding, K.S. and Roiko, A.H., 2014 [Water Research 61, 86–96]
    Willem de Koster, Peter Achterberg · 2015 · Water Research
85. Spatial (mis)alignment between climate-related risks and risk perceptions across the US
    Lauren G. Hunt, Matthew A. Williamson, Vicken Hillis · 2023 · Environmental Research Letters
86. Public opinions on biological diversity in Norway: Politics, science, or culture?
    Ørnulf N. Seippel, Bruna De Marchi, Per Arild Garnåsjordet, Iulie Aslaksen · 2012 · Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift - Norwegian Journal of Geography
87. HESS Opinions: Science in today's media landscape – challenges and lessons from hydrologists and journalists
    Stefanie Rayana Lutz, Andrea Popp, Tim H. M. van Emmerik, Tom Gleeson, Liz Kalaugher, Karsten Möbius, Tonie Mudde, Brett Walton, Rolf Hut, Hubert H. G. Savenije et al. · 2018 · Hydrology and earth system sciences
88. Community Engagement in Science Through Art (CESTA) Summer Program
    Jessica M. Hoover, Jason Lee, Todd Robert Hamrick · 2020 · Journal of Chemical Education
89. Scientifically framed gene drive communication perceived as credible but riskier
    Edith A. MacDonald, Eric D. Edwards, Jovana Balanovic, Fabien Medvecky · 2021 · People and Nature
90. Cooperation under conflict: participatory hydrological modeling for science policy dialogues for the Aculeo Lake
    Anahí Ocampo‐Melgar, Pilar Barría, Cristián Chadwick, Cesar Rivas · 2022 · Hydrology and earth system sciences
91. Anthropocentric Indirect Arguments for Environmental Protection
    Kevin C. Elliott · 2014 · Ethics Policy & Environment
92. Authentic Science with Live Organisms Can Improve Evolution Education
    E. Dale Broder, Lisa M. Angeloni, Stephanie Yvette Simmons, Sarah Warren, Kaitlin D. Knudson, Cameron K. Ghalambor · 2018 · The American Biology Teacher
93. Regulation, Public Attitudes, and Private Governance
    David A. Dana, Janice Nadler · 2019 · Journal of Empirical Legal Studies
94. Meaning‐Making in Science Communication: A Case for Precision in Word Choice
    Anna Nellis B. Smith, Bethann Garramon Merkle · 2020 · Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America
95. Scaling training to support scientists to engage with the public in non-traditional venues
    Caitlin Q. Weber, Sue Allen, Nalini M. Nadkarni · 2021 · Journal of Science Communication
96. The position of place in governing global problems: A mechanistic account of place-as-context, and analysis of transitions towards spatially explicit approaches to climate science and policy
    Brian Hector MacGillivray · 2015 · Environmental Science & Policy
97. Using “Cultural Cognition” to Predict Environmental Risk Perceptions in a Florida Water-Supply Planning Process
    Christine Ann Overdevest, Lisa Christiansen · 2013 · Society & Natural Resources
98. Enhancing endorsement of scientific inquiry increases support for pro-environment policies
    Aaron Drummond, Matthew A. Palmer, James D. Sauer · 2016 · Royal Society Open Science
99. Optimizing Video for Learning: A Case Study-Based Primer of Informal, Educational, Digital Video Best Practices
    Elizabeth Y. Choe · 2017 · SSRN Electronic Journal
100. Cultural Evolutionary Psychology of Belief
     Theiss Bendixen, Benjamin Grant Purzycki · 2022 · Cambridge University Press eBooks