Hacia una nueva agenda informativa en la cobertura de las cumbres del clima (COP): temas, actores y enfoque global

This article examines the news coverage of climate change in Spanish media, focusing on the last three Climate Summits (2021-2023) as a case study. Employing a content analysis methodology, the study reviews three key elements—topics, actors, and informational spaces—based on a sample of news pieces (n=671) segmented across six media outlets and three professional models. The results indicate a diversified agenda with a predominance of political content, followed by a growing attention to ecological transition and citizen actions. Institutional actors dominate the discussion, although activists and scientists also achieve notable visibility. Coverage is mainly approached from a global dimension and is concentrated in the Environment section. In summary, the study identifies a reorientation of the climate agenda in the post-pandemic context, where new thematic priorities emerge alongside greater prominence of social mobilization, sustainable solutions, and the green economy.

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Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja)
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2025-01-01
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Hacia una nueva agenda informativa en la cobertura de las cumbres del clima (COP): temas, actores y enfoque global

Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja)
Climate Change Communication and Perception
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Hacia una nueva agenda informativa en la cobertura de las cumbres del clima (COP): temas, actores y enfoque global

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Abstract

This article examines the news coverage of climate change in Spanish media, focusing on the last three Climate Summits (2021-2023) as a case study. Employing a content analysis methodology, the study reviews three key elements—topics, actors, and informational spaces—based on a sample of news pieces (n=671) segmented across six media outlets and three professional models. The results indicate a diversified agenda with a predominance of political content, followed by a growing attention to ecological transition and citizen actions. Institutional actors dominate the discussion, although activists and scientists also achieve notable visibility. Coverage is mainly approached from a global dimension and is concentrated in the Environment section. In summary, the study identifies a reorientation of the climate agenda in the post-pandemic context, where new thematic priorities emerge alongside greater prominence of social mobilization, sustainable solutions, and the green economy.

Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja)
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