Abstract
1. EDITORS' INTRODUCTION: Researching Visual Environmental Communication 2. Visualizing the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Debate 3. Imaging Toxins 4. Selling Nature In a Resource-based Economy: Romantic/Extractive Gazes and Alberta's Bituminous Sands 5. Single-minded, compelling, and unique: Visual Communications, Landscape, and the Calculated Aesthetic of Place Branding 6. The Nature of Time: How the Covers of the World's Most Widely Read Weekly News Magazine Visualize Environmental Affairs 7. Sporting Nature(s): Wildness, the Primitive, and Naturalizing Imagery in MMA and Sports Advertisements 8. Mobilizing Artists: Green Patriot Posters, Visual Metaphors, and Climate Change Activism
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