Specialized radio broadcasting on climate change in Mekong Delta
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communication, Issue 4/2024
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Specialized radio broadcasting on climate change in Mekong Delta
Specialized radio broadcasting on climate change in Mekong Delta
Abstract: In recent years, the media coverage of climate change in Vietnam has achieved significant progress. It has established diverse channels of information, providing multidimensional perspectives on the issue of climate change. Via media, state policies have been implemented in daily life, contributing to changing the perception and actions of the people. The term "climate change" is no longer just a concern for scientists but has become a societal issue. Alongside print media, television, and online news outlets, radio broadcasting is increasingly contributing its voice to the efforts to address climate change. By analyzing some community radio models worldwide, the article evaluates prospects and provides suggestions for radio stations in Vietnam in disseminating information about climate change.
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