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Green Economy / Green Revolution: an ecolinguistic critical discourse analysis of South African political parties' public communications on climate change.
The intertwined planetary crises of anthropogenic climate change and ecological degradation have already begun, and the effects are being felt around the world (IPCC, 2022, World Meteorological Organisation, 2021). However, it is still not being treated as a crisis by global policymakers or the medi...
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2023
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