Contents of the 1999 Conference on Communication and Environment Proceedings

Preface

Climate and Catharsis: A Burkeian Analysis of Senate Resolution 98 on Global Warming: Terence Check
Listening for Voices: The Role of Attitude and Belief in Environmental Communication: Nancy W. Coppola
Reclaiming the 'Indecorous' Voice: Public Participation by Low-Income Communities in Environmental Decision-Making: J. Robert Cox
Re-lnvigorating the Public Sphere, Reviving the Democratic Praxis: Environmental Justice and the Demand for Public Participation: John W. Delicath
Negotiating Messages and Building on Experience: Wildland Fire in Florida's Interface: Martha C. Monroe and Susan K. Jacobson
Using an Ecological Index to Explain Environmental Attitudes About Idaho's Department of Energy Site: Donny Roush and Joanna Burger

The Farmers' Dialogue: Developing Guidelines for a Sustainable Agriculture: Magnus Ljung
Incorporating Technology into the Creation of a Regional Land Ethic: The Possibilities of Group Decision Support Systems (GDSS): Mark Meister
Analysis of Marine Resource Conflicts in Two North Central Chilean Fishing Villages: Susan E. Qashu
Working Through Environmental Conflicts: Citizens' Views of Collaboration: Gregg B. Walker

Ethos and Effective Environmental Advocacy: Oprah Winfrey to Edward Wilson: Michael S. Bruner
The Role of the Activist Scholar: At Work in the Field(s) of Environmental Communication: John W. Delicath
Are There 'Wild' Spaces and Places Within Cultural Studies? Exploring the Limits of David Chaney's The Cultural Turn From An Ecofeminist Perspective: Lincoln J. Houde
Developing Public Environmental Consciousness: A Preliminary Survey of the Problematic Variety of Environmental News Categories: Dennis Jaehne
Ecofeminism: Creating Meaning Through Discussion On A Listserv: Tina Kiewit

Levels of Influence on Environmental Reporting in India: Hegemony and Constraints on the Press: Elizabeth Burch
German Media Coverage of Environmental Issues: A Comparative Analysis: Michael E. Nitz
Selling Hybrid Corn, Transforming American Agriculture: Jean P. Retzinger
Constructing A Rainforest/Creating A CD-ROM: Pedagogical Design Issues: David W. Shapiro
Visual Design and Environmental Claims: A Visual Framing Analysis of the Greening Earth Society Web Site: Jean Trumbo

The Mystification of Radiation: The Rhetorical Construction of Radioactive Waste: Judith Hendry
What's Rhetoric Got to Do With It?: Public Deliberation and the AEC Construction Licensing Hearings in Midland, Michigan 1970- 1971: M. Rene Johnson
Theorizing Nuclear Communication: Mystery, Potency, and Secrecy: William J. Kinsella
Environmental Communication and Nuclear Communication Studies: The Case of Rocky Flats: Bryan C. Taylor and Shannon Davis

Memories of Fernald: Defining A 'Sense of Place' Through Personal Narrative: Rhonda Barnes-Kloth, Stephen P. Depoe, Jennifer Dufield Hamilton, and Amy Lombardo
A Space for Government in a Hinterland Place: The Environmental Self at the End of the Road: James G. Cantrill
Beyond the Human/Nature Dualism: Nez Perce Environmental Discourse: Tracylee Clarke and Michael Salvador
Yosemite's Transition From Space to Place: Press Construction of Yosemite Prior to the Yosemite Act of 1864 and the Creation of Yosemite National Park in 1890: Nickieann Fleener and Edward J. Ruddell
Talking Water: A Cultural Analysis of Talk About Water in the Mill River Watershed: Eric Morgan

Mountain Bicycling and Wilderness: Navigating Unknown and Dangerous Rhetorical Terrain: Jim Hasenauer
An Early Aesthetic for Seeing the Grand Canyon: The Diaries of Jack Hillers on the Powell Expeditions, 1871-72: Dennis Jaehne
Appreciating the Wilderness: Aesthetics and Wilderness Preservation in the Forest Service/ Park Service Controversy of the 1920s: Steve Schwarze
Arguing A New Ecology: Marjory Stoneman Douglas, The Voice of The River of Grass: Bruce J. Weaver