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1	Environmental Coverage in Weekly Newspapers of Appalachian Ohio Martin, Erin B. 21 November 2002 (has links) No description available. Journalism Environmental Journalism Environmental Coverage Weekly Newspapers Appalachian Ohio
2	An Analysis of the Correspondence of Environmental Coverage in Ohio's Six Major Metropolitan Newspapers to Citizen Perception of Environmental Problems Mueller, John F. 25 April 2006 (has links) No description available. Journalism
3	Media and environmental awareness : a geographical study in Kembata Tembaro Zone, southern Ethiopia Roba, Tesema Fote 26 April 2013 (has links) In Ethiopia people are highly dependent on natural resources which often lead to environmental degradation. The perception is that environmental degradation is partly due to lack of environmental awareness. The level of environmental awareness and the role of the media in creating awareness in Kembata Tembaro Administrative zone were investigated. Quantitative and qualitative methodologies were used to identify sources of environmental knowledge, content, spatial extent, volume and priority of media coverage, impact of media, and expectation of audiences and producers. Experience, rather than outside sources, such as provided by the media, is the main source of environmental information, but awareness is key to reduce further environmental degradation. Environmental media programs should be transmitted at suitable times and the experiences of successful farmers in natural resources conservation and development should be shared. Attention should also be given to identification of awareness obstacles and training and sensitizing of journalists on environment issues Environmental awareness Media Environmental coverage Content analysis Environmental degradation Journalist Environmental media Forest Environmental protection Media programs 070.44936370963 Social networks -- Ethiopia Human ecology -- Ethiopia Environmental sciences -- Ethiopia
4	Media and environmental awareness : a geographical study in Kembata Tembaro Zone, southern Ethiopia Roba, Tesema Fote 26 April 2013 (has links) In Ethiopia people are highly dependent on natural resources which often lead to environmental degradation. The perception is that environmental degradation is partly due to lack of environmental awareness. The level of environmental awareness and the role of the media in creating awareness in Kembata Tembaro Administrative zone were investigated. Quantitative and qualitative methodologies were used to identify sources of environmental knowledge, content, spatial extent, volume and priority of media coverage, impact of media, and expectation of audiences and producers. Experience, rather than outside sources, such as provided by the media, is the main source of environmental information, but awareness is key to reduce further environmental degradation. Environmental media programs should be transmitted at suitable times and the experiences of successful farmers in natural resources conservation and development should be shared. Attention should also be given to identification of awareness obstacles and training and sensitizing of journalists on environment issues Environmental awareness Media Environmental coverage Content analysis Environmental degradation Journalist Environmental media Forest Environmental protection Media programs 070.44936370963 Social networks -- Ethiopia Human ecology -- Ethiopia Environmental sciences -- Ethiopia

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