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X-WR-CALNAME:Finding Common ground: Identities\, Communication\, and Enviro
 nmental Attitudes in Rural America
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DESCRIPTION:Rural Americans play an important role in environmental conserv
 ation.  Rural communities sit on the front lines of environmental change\,
  while our political structure gives them an outsized voice in policymakin
 g. Despite this importance\, rural communities receive little attention fr
 om those studying political attitudes and environmental communication. In 
 this lecture\, Emily Diamond explores how rural identities inform unique p
 erspectives on environmental policy and how communication strategies can e
 ngage rural Americans more effectively on environmental conservation issue
 s.\n\nEmily Diamond is Assistant Professor of Communication Studies and Ma
 rine Affairs at URI.\n\nThis Harrington Forum Event is cosponsored by the 
 College of the Environment and Life Sciences.
GEO:41.485378;-71.52729
LOCATION:Ranger Hall\, 103
SUMMARY:Finding Common ground: Identities\, Communication\, and Environment
 al Attitudes in Rural America
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 _communication_and_environmental_attitudes_in_rural_america
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