Culture, politics and climate change: how information shapes our common future

Beyond 'gloom and doom' or 'hope and possibility'; making room for both sacrifice and reward in our visions of a low-carbon future / Cheryl Hall

Polar bears, Inuit names, and climate citizenship: understanding climate change visual culture through green consumerism, environmental philanthropy, and ingeneity / Doreen E. Martinez

Commentary on Part I: beyond climate, beyond change / Mike Hulme

#Climatenews: summit journalism and digital networks / Matthew Tegelberg, Dmitry Yagodin and Adrienne Russell

TV weathercasters and climate education in the shadow of climate change conflict / Vanessa Schweizer, Sara Cobb, William Schrodeder, Grace Chau and Edward Maibach

Re-examining the media-policy link: climate change and government exiles in Peru / BrunoTakahashi and Mark S. Meisner.

Commentary on Part II: climate change-media / Joe Smith

Climate science, populism, and the democracy of rejection / Mark B. Brown

Explaining information sources in climate policy debates / Dallas J. Elgin and Christopher M. Weible

Navigating controversies in search of neutrality: analyzing efforts by public think tanks to inform climate change policy / Jason Delborne

Commentary on Part III: beyond polarization, the limits to technogratic and activist approaches to climate politics / Matthew C. Nisbet

Governing subjectivities in a carbon constrained world / Matthew Paterson and Johannes Stripple

Making climate-science communication evidence-based: all the way down / Dan M. Kahan

Commentary on Part IV: rethinking climate change communication / Alison Anderson.