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4 Ways Social Media Can Further Climate Research
Social media brings both opportunities and risks for creating a better climate science information environment. For example, scientific information related to climate change is made accessible to larger populations through social media platforms, including the knowledge and experiences of different populations.
4 Ways Social Media Can Further Climate Research | Earth.Org
Billions of people use social media every day. This makes social sites the perfect platform for climate researchers to share their findings and generate public interest in environmental protection. However, misinformation threatens to undermine the hard work of climate scientists and progressive organisations.
https://earth.org/social-media-climate/


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Social Media is very influential and in the right hands it can help us save the planet. Let's take advantage of this
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great information
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Thank for sharing
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@john_linus_tom_775 your welcome
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It's widely used by all groups of people,so it can be easier to pass on info
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social media platforms reaches millions of people, which is essential for the crisis we are facing
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@annett_michuki indeed it can spread the information worldwide
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The best way to relay information to a very huge population and reaching every corner of the world.
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Social media can be a powerful tool to help advance climate research.