Australian Media's Role in Shaping Hostility Towards Renewable Energy
Research in Australia reveals how partisan media outlets connect climate delay narratives with fossil fuel interests and regional audiences, fostering hostility towards renewable energy and eroding public trust in energy policy debates.
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