Los políticos como fuentes de la información sobre cambio climático. Comparativa entre los digitales El País y ABC
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2020
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Abejón P., Carrasco R., Cabedo J. y Mera M. (2020). Los políticos como fuentes de la información sobre cambio climático. Comparativa entre los digitales El País y ABC. Estudios sobre el Mensaje Periodístico, 26(4), 1283-1293. https://doi.org/10.5209/esmp.68175
Abstract
El cambio climático (CC) es probablemente el tema científico más fuertemente politizado del siglo y el objetivo de esta investigación es detallar pautas sobre cómo son las informaciones que aparecen sobre este tema cuando la fuente es un político y determinar, entre otras cuestiones, a qué partidos pertenecen los políticos que aparecen como fuentes. La investigación parte del análisis de todas las noticias aparecidas en las ediciones digitales de dos de los principales diarios españoles, El País y ABC, durante el año 2017. Se ha recurrido a una metodología estadística a la hora de identificar diferencias significativas entre los dos diarios analizados y las variables de interés, utilizando tablas de contingencia con pruebas de chi-cuadrado. Las conclusiones permiten avanzar que la mayoría de los políticos que aparecen como fuentes en informaciones sobre CC son extranjeros y no españoles, así como que los políticos hacen muy poca pedagogía sobre cuestiones climáticas
Climate change (CC) is probably the strongest politically charged scientific matter of this century and the aim of this research is to detail some guidelines about how is the information regarding to this topic when it comes from a politician source and to determine, among other matters, which parties do the politicians who appear as sources belong. The research is carried out analyzing all online edition news published of two of the main spanish newspapers, ‘El País’ and ‘ABC’, during 2017. A statistical methodology has been used in order to identify significant differences between both newspapers and variables of interest, using contingency tables and Chi-square test. The conclusions show that most of the politicians who appear as information sources in information about CC are foreigners and not spanish, as well as politicians are rarely involved in pedagogy related about climatic issues
Climate change (CC) is probably the strongest politically charged scientific matter of this century and the aim of this research is to detail some guidelines about how is the information regarding to this topic when it comes from a politician source and to determine, among other matters, which parties do the politicians who appear as sources belong. The research is carried out analyzing all online edition news published of two of the main spanish newspapers, ‘El País’ and ‘ABC’, during 2017. A statistical methodology has been used in order to identify significant differences between both newspapers and variables of interest, using contingency tables and Chi-square test. The conclusions show that most of the politicians who appear as information sources in information about CC are foreigners and not spanish, as well as politicians are rarely involved in pedagogy related about climatic issues