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Protest and Publics,ers and between nations and regions have been well recognised. However, extensive and detailed evidence of precisely how governments, industry, activists and the news media respond to environmental issues that are manifested transnationally is lacking. Nonetheless, this is the arena in which environ

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Industrialising the Forests and the Fishes,ustralia’s island state to identify and analyse transnational elements and their impacts. Applying the concept of mediatised environmental conflict as an analytical tool, this chapter highlights evolving features within environmental protest at the sites where resources are produced and sourced, ide

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The Information Trade,g and interrupting the international flow of information and goods. The connection between Tasmania and Sarawak, the Malaysian state in northwest Borneo, provides a platform for understanding the ways in which the spheres of mediatised environmental conflict operate through global networks of diplom

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Conclusion,nities of concern that are invoked in and through mediatised environmental protest. Who is ‘here’, how and to what outcomes for the places and people resourcing transnational trade? Is the creation of these communities a pre-condition for political visibility of issues? What happens to those places

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-27723-9Environmental Protest; Climate Change; Activism; Protest; Environmental Communication

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978-3-030-27725-3The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl

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