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Some of the reasons (I think) @boucherhayes #hotair programme by @rte was so successful (short thread) https://www.rte.ie/entertainment/video/2019/1112/1090467-boucher-hayes-on-hot-air-irelands-climate-crisis/">https://www.rte.ie/entertain...
2/ It spelled out the extent of the challenge for Ireland in reducing our emissions (they& #39;re rising right now) is a very direct way, and wasn& #39;t scared of telling it like it is on agriculture and aviation.
3/ But @boucherhayes also offered solutions to every problem he described, such as @shacklej Jane Shackleton& #39;s low-intensity, biodiverse farm
4/ It framed #ClimateBreakdown as a looming disaster - scholars usually warn against this - but also as an opportunity
5/ And it also framed the #ClimateCrisis as a moral/ethical issue by including the @SchoolStrikesIE children
6/ So it put forward a range of framings and a range of solutions - ticking a lot of the boxes for effective #climatecommunication.
7/ Here& #39;s some more info on @shacklej& #39;s farm (thanks @olliemoore111) http://www.arc2020.eu/cattle-in-the-woods-meet-jane-shackletons-galloways/">https://www.arc2020.eu/cattle-in...
8/ And here is @boucherhayes talking about the making of the film on the incomparable @GreenNews_ie https://greennews.ie/hot-air-ireland-and-the-climate-crisis/">https://greennews.ie/hot-air-i...
9/ Turned out to be quite a long thread in the end...
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