Introduction: Communicating Climate Change in Africa: Theory and Practice PART I: LEGACY MEDIA AND CLIMATE CHANGE COMMUNICATION
1. Covering the Changing Climate: Newspaper Reports of Extreme Weather Events in Malawi
2. Pitfalls in Climate Change Communication: Insights from Nigeria and Algeria
3. An ideological frame analysis of mediated communications about Zimbabwe’s Kariba Redd carbon credit crisis
4. Climate change newsification in Botswana’s newsrooms: journalists’ perspectives
5. Bringing Climate Change Back Down To Earth: Intersectional Climate Justice Communication Strategies in South Africa
6. Climate Change Journalistic Lenses: An East African Perspective
7. Newspaper Framing of Climate Change Responsibilities in Nigeria PART II: VISUAL ARTS, COMMUNITY MEDIA, AND CLIMATE CHANGE COMMUNICATION
8. The role of visual arts in climate change communication in Africa
9. Strengthening Climate Action through Community Radio: A Case Study of Cameroon's South-West Region
10. Leveraging Indigenous Media Strategies in Climate Change Communication in Ghana
11. Effective Communication on Climate Change in Africa: Global Noise, Local Expression PART III DIGITAL MEDIA AND CLIMATE CHANGE
12. Artificial Intelligence in Climate Change Reporting: Emerging Journalistic Practices in African Contexts
13. Datafication of climate change news in Zimbabwean Daily Newspapers
14. Beyond the Headlines: Examining Media and Internet Discourse on Climate Change in Mozambique
15. Podcasts, Sustainability and Environmental Communication in the Middle East and North Africa PART IV: PLATFORMS AND CLIMATE CHANGE COMMUNICATION
16. From Platformisation to Infomediation: Trends and Imaginaries of Participation in #GreenNigeria
17. Communicating climate change on TikTok: Actors, cultures and practices in Africa
18. Social Media and Climate Change Activism: When Champions Meet Denialists on X