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Environmental Mass Communications: Problems and Promises

Clay Schoenfeld University of Washington, USA
Pages 20-26 | Published online: 15 Jul 2010

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RonaldE. Ostman & JillL. Parker. (1987) A Public's Environmental Information Sources and Evaluations of Mass Media. The Journal of Environmental Education 18:2, pages 9-17.
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Thomas Tanner. (1980) Significant Life Experiences: A New Research Area in Environmental Education. The Journal of Environmental Education 11:4, pages 20-24.
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Clay Schoenfeld. (1979) Environmental Communications Today: An Educator's Perspective. The Journal of Environmental Education 10:3, pages 43-48.
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