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Environment & Energy

limpyhobbler

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2. OK but I think it would be better to study all the news outlets to see how they compare.

Reply to XemaSab (Original post)

Thu Sep 27, 2012, 04:04 PM

Sep 2012

It is important to know what conservatives see in their news, but to some extent Fox news viewers are a lost cause.

To be honest, I'm more concerned about the way climate issues are presented to centrist and liberal/progressive viewers of CNN and MSNBC. None of the news outlets seem to be communicating a sense of alarm and urgency in my opinion.

They should study all the channels.

Any study should also include the views presented in the commercial advertisements, because those are also an important part of the message being delivered.

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Fox News Climate Coverage 93% Wrong, Report Finds [View all] XemaSab Sep 2012 OP

Here is a link to the Executive Summary of the report and to the original document in pdf format.... xocet Sep 2012 #1

OK but I think it would be better to study all the news outlets to see how they compare. limpyhobbler Sep 2012 #2

Can't speak for MSNBC not available here, ... CRH Sep 2012 #4

I don't get it pscot Sep 2012 #3