Translating Environmental Science for Global Audiences: Cross-Cultural Engagement in Climate Issues

Abstract

This research investigates the effective translation of environmental science for global audiences, focusing on the cross-cultural engagement of climate change issues. The study examines how scientific information can be effectively communicated across diverse cultural contexts, considering factors like language, cultural values, and local knowledge systems. It explores the role of translation and interpretation in bridging communication gaps and fostering understanding. The research aims to identify strategies for translating environmental science in ways that are culturally relevant, accessible, and impactful, ultimately promoting informed decision-making and global cooperation in addressing climate change.