This article explores British newspaper descriptions of the impact of climate change across three time periods. It shows a reduction in representing the consequences of climate change as ‘out of human control’. It also shows a decrease in adopting alarming and uncertain descriptions within the centre-left group, whereas mocking the effects of climate change is a peculiarity of right-leaning narratives. The complexity of climate narratives produces a variety of representations of the consequences of climate change, which in turn might increase ‘uncertainty’ in public understanding of climate change.

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英国报纸对气候变化后果的表述

本文探讨了英国报纸对三个时期气候变化影响的描述。它表明减少了将气候变化的后果表示为“人类无法控制的”。它也显示出在中左翼团体中采用令人震惊和不确定的描述的数量有所减少，而嘲笑气候变化的影响则是右倾叙事的独特之处。气候叙述的复杂性产生了各种关于气候变化后果的表述，而这反过来又可能增加公众对气候变化认识的“不确定性”。