Contents of the 2003 Conference on Communication and Environment Proceedings
Finding Our Way(s) in Environmental Communication: Proceedings of the Seventh Biennial Conference on Communication and the Environment
Gregg B. Walker and William J. Kinsella, editors
- Table of Contents
- Preface and Acknowledgments
Education, Information, and Ecotourism
- AquaNews: The Continuing Evolution of Environmental Education at the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre
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Sabrina Cianciullo Kemp, Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre
- Farmers' Uses of Environmental Information Channels: A Multi-Channel Repertoire Approach
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Heather J. Ward, San Diego State University
Garrett J. O'Keefe, Colorado State University
Robin Shepard, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Marketing Biodiversity: The Skyrail Rainforest Cableway as Ecotourism
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Catherine Ann Collins, Willamette University
- Paradise Found: How the Indigenous Maori Population Grounds New Zealand's Green Ethic
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Laura Perkins, Southern Illinois University
- Toxic Tours as Environmental Advocacy Tourism: Communicating Pain Through the Shared Performance of Embodied Rhetorics
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Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Indiana University
Decision-Making and Public Participation
- Embracing the Paradoxical in Environmental Decision-Making
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Markus J. Peterson, Texas A&M University
M. Nils Peterson, Michigan State University
Tarla Rai Peterson, University of Utah
- The Permit Battle on the Colorado River: Can Process Make a Difference?
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Jane B. Campbell, University of Utah
- Sustained Public Participation and Evolving Perspectives of Nuclear Weapons Cleanup
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Jennifer Duffield Hamilton, University of Cincinnati
- Public Participation in Environmental Policy: An Evaluation of Iowa's Regulations for Permitting Confined Animal Feeding Operations
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Richard McGrath, Central College
- Setting Site-Specific Water Quality Standards for Ammonia Using Collaborative Processes in Johnson County and Topeka, Kansas: A Retrospective Analysis
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James R. Triplett, Pittsburg State University
Shirley Drew Triplett, Pittsburg State University
- Pulling Together to Move Ahead: Striving for Environmental Justice in Spartanburg, South Carolina
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Eric L. Marsh, U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are - Finding Solutions for Hidden Peak
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Jessica Durfee, University of Utah
Of Government and Governance
- Pragmatic Idealism and Latent Exigency in Political Environmental Rhetoric: A Critical Reading of President Bush's June 11, 2001 Address to the Nation on Climate Change Policy Options
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Joshua Frye, Purdue University
- The Terrorists' Attack on the United States: The Impetus for Change to Community Right-to-Know Information
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Ann D. Jabro, Robert Morris University
- Radioactive Waste Storage Discourse: After an Initiative Campaign, What is the Issue, and is there Room for Collaboration?
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Ann Carlstrom, University of Utah
- Section 4(f) and Transportation Planning: Citizen Ideals vs. Consumer Preferences
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Gordon Steinhoff, Utah State University
- Comprehensive Community Planning: Multiple Dimensions of Power
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Todd Norton, University of Utah
Assessment
- Environmental Communications Assessment: A Framework of Analysis for Environmental Governance
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Emanuele Santi, The World Bank
Lucia Grenna, The World Bank
- Assessing the Promise and Potential for Collaboration: The Progress Triangle Framework
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Gregg B. Walker, Oregon State University
Steven E. Daniels, Utah State University
Theoretical and Conceptual Developments
- Mythic Arcadia: Reading the Landscapes of Conservation Communities
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Barb Willard, DePaul University
- Critical Ecorhetoric: Theoretical Explorations of Critical and Ecocentric Thought
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Dylan P. Wolfe, University of Georgia
- Ambivalency and Hybridity in Environmental Discourse
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Tracy Marafiote, University of Utah Emily Plec, Western Oregon University
- The Idea of Rhetoric in the Field of Environmental Communication: Reflecting on "Ways of Knowing" in Our Own Field
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Pete Bsumek, James Madison University
Case Analyses in Environmental Rhetoric
- "Now our Million-Dollar View is Gone": Rhetorical Presentation of the Wildland-Urban Interface During the 2000 Montana Bitterroot Fires
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Dayle C. Hardy-Short, Northern Arizona University
C. Brant Short, Northern Arizona University
- I, Me, Mine: On the Rhetoric of Water Wars in the Pacific Northwest
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Mark P. Moore, Oregon State University
- Problems and Prospects for Articulating a Vision in Dam Removal Rhetoric
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Alan Razee, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
- The "Interesting" as Argument: Come and Explore Rocky Mountain National Park
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Bruce J. Weaver, Albion College
- Beware of the Storybook Wolves: Rhetorical Construction of the Wolf in Children's Literature
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C. Brant Short, Northern Arizona University
Dayle C. Hardy-Short, Northern Arizona University
- Children and Bugs Will Always Win: Representations of Insects in Children's Literature and Public Policy
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Monica Madaus, Indiana University
Consumer Culture Issues
- Environmental Responses to the SUV: Looking Awry at Discourses that Resist Spectacular Consumption
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Sarah E. Dempsey, University of Colorado
- The Logic of Colonization as a Way of Knowing in the "What Would Jesus Drive?" Anti-SUV Campaign
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Judith Hendry, University of New Mexico
Janet Cramer, University of New Mexico
- Suitable to Serve: Salad as a Mode of Environmental Discourse
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Jean Retzinger, University of California, Berkeley
- Learning, Knowing, and Deciding About Food: The Case of the Center for Science in the Public Interest
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Michael S. Bruner, Humboldt State University
Sense of Place, Passions, and Place-Based Discourse
- Perceptual Differences at the Urban Fringe: A Thematic Analysis of Sprawl and the Sense of Self-in-Place Construct
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James G. Cantrill, Northern Michigan University Jessica L. Durfee, University of Utah
- Implications of Passionate Attachments in Environmental Conflict: A Case Study of (In)Dependent Public Lands Ranchers
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Rebecca J. Franks, University of Utah
- Ways of Knowing Asbestos: The Story of Libby, Montana
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Steve Schwarze, University of Montana
- Articulating Contradictory World Views in Environmental Conflict: Would It Help?
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Teri Martin, University of Utah
- Notes Toward a Reading of the Gerbode Valley
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Kathleen McGill
Mediated Discourse
- Constructing the Indian in Mediated Discourse of Scientific and Cultural Rationality
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Cynthia-Lou Coleman, Portland State University
- The Framing of Radical Environmental Rhetoric: Television News Coverage of the Earth Liberation Front
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Terence Check, St. John's University (MN)
- Knowing Nature Through the Media: An Examination of Mainstream Print and Television Representations of the Non-human World
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Mark Meisner, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Appendices
- Appendix 1 - The 2003 Conference on Communication and the Environment Program
- Appendix 2 - The 2003 Conference on Communication and the Environment Paper Call