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Images have a major impact on news consumers; they strongly appeal to emotions and thereby influence both perceptions and behavior regarding climate. In this project, we are investigating the effect of climate images in the news.
Which image speaks to you most?
Explore different news images of climate change and share your thoughts by scanning the QR code. Your opinion provides us with valuable insights!
About Danielle Arets
Danielle Arets is a professor of Design in Journalism at Fontys University of Applied Sciences in Tilburg. The professorship focuses on journalistic transformation with an emphasis on digital developments, new forms of public engagement, and the (re)design of journalistic storytelling and expression
