Climate Change Discourse. Remediation and Recontextualisation in News and Social Media

Table of Contents
Vol. 26, issue 1 (2022)
Cinzia Bevitori and Katherine E. Russo
Introduction. Climate Change Discourse: Remediation and Recontextualization in News
and Social Media
1
Antonella Napolitano
The World Without Us: A CDA of News Media Discourse on the Impact of COVID-19
on the Environment in the UK
7
Denise Milizia
Climate Change and Global Warming: An American Perspective through the Lenses of
Old and New Modes of Communication
23
Maria Cristina Aiezza
“Make a Change for Climate Change”: A Comparative Discourse Analysis of Online
Environmental Petitions in the USA and UK
49
Marina Niceforo
Linguistic Remediation of the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report in Twitter Discourse on
Climate Change
69
Arianna Del Gaudio
The Re-contextualisation of Climate Change in Activist Discourse: Counter-narratives
and Temporalities in the Web-Documentary Seat at the Table
83
Marisa Della Gatta
Towards “Net Zero”: Climate Change Discourse and Australia’s Green Policy in
Election Campaigns
97
Aureliana Natale
Climate Trauma and Activism: The Social Media Coverage of Climate Crisis and Its
Effects. An Overview
113
Notes on Contributors 125