
Climate change presents a multifaceted challenge that demands interdisciplinary solutions, particularly in education, language, and digital innovation. This study explores how integrating emerging technologies—such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Natural Language Processing (NLP), and digital storytelling—can revolutionize climate communication and education. By bridging the gap between environmental science and linguistic innovation, this research examines how AI-driven language tools can enhance public awareness, policy engagement, and behavioral change. Through a case study approach, it highlights the role of interactive digital platforms in simplifying complex climate data, making it more accessible to diverse audiences. Additionally, it investigates the power of creative writing and narrative framing in fostering emotional connections to climate issues. The findings underscore the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration between educators, technologists, and environmental researchers in developing innovative strategies that not only inform but inspire action. This research contributes to the evolving discourse on climate change solutions by demonstrating how linguistic and technological advancements can drive sustainable transformation.
Climate communication, digital storytelling, Artificial Intelligence, linguistic innovation, behavioral change, sustainability
Climate communication, digital storytelling, Artificial Intelligence, linguistic innovation, behavioral change, sustainability
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