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What Twitter images tell us about COP27 issues: A focus on the Forests and Climate Leaders’ Partnership and Biodiversity Day
What Twitter images tell us about COP27
A digital analysis of COP27 Twitter activity explored public discourse on forest restoration and biodiversity. Using hashtags and images, SUPERB partners observed themes like political debates, forest use critiques and reactions to leaders like Sunak and Lula. The study highlights how social media reflects and shapes forest-related concerns during global events.
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- Social & Stakeholder