Publications (please contact me for a copy of any articles that are not open access)
- Strauss, N., Painter, J., Ettinger, J., Doutreix, M., Wonneberger, A., Walton, P. 2021. Reporting on the 2019 European Heatwaves and Climate Change: Journalists’ Attitudes, Motivations and Role Perceptions. Journalism Practice.
- Ettinger, J., Walton P., Painter, J., Osaka, S., Otto, F.E.L. 2020. "What's Up with the Weather?" Public Engagement with Extreme Event Attribution in the UK. Weather, Climate and Society, 13, 2 (open access).
- Interview about this research with Energi Media
- Summary in Oxford University's True Planet campaign
- Ettinger, J., Walton, P., Painter, J., DiBlasi, T. 2020. Climate of hope or doom and gloom? Should we scare or inspire the public into action? Climatic Change, 164:19. (Click here for an open access link or contact me for a PDF)
- Research featured in Grist
- Ettinger, J. 2020. What Hollywood can teach researchers about science storytelling. Nature (Online).
- Ettinger, J. 2020. Taking storytelling seriously. Oxford Magazine.
- Painter, J., Osaka, S., Ettinger, J., Walton, P. 2020. Blaming climate change? How Indian mainstream media covered two extreme weather events in 2015. Global Environmental Change, 63, 102119.
- Environmentalists: Be Careful with Climate and Coronavirus Rhetoric (Inkline, March 2020)
- How Geralt the Witcher Would Fight Climate Change (Medium blog, January 2020)
- Lessons from The Office for Climate Change Communication (Medium blog, October 2019)
- Tony Juniper on the Past, Present and Future of Environmental Advocacy (Anthroposphere, the Oxford Climate Review, February 2019)
- Hope, Fear and the Extinction Rebellion – (Climate Outreach, January 2019)
- Don’t Forget About Tropical Forests at COP24 – (Global Canopy, December 2018)
- Evidence-based Storytelling: How Screenwriting Principles Can Enhance Environmental Communication – (Anthroposphere, the Oxford Climate Review, April 2018)
- Wyndham J., et al. (2015) Social Responsibilities: A Preliminary Inquiry into the Perspectives of Scientists, Engineers and Health Professionals American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
- Ettinger, J. and Wyndham, J. (2015). Investigating the Perceived Social Responsibilities of Scientists, Engineers and Health Professionals. Professional Ethics Report, 28(1)