Тамаддун нури Volume 7 Issue 82 (2026) · pp. 58-61
ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALISM: BASIC CONCEPTS, OBJECT AND SUBJECT
Marziyaev, Janabay, Марзияев, Жанабай, Marziyaev, Janabay
Abstract
This article analyzes the conceptual foundations, essence, object, and subject of environmental journalism in the context of globalization and worsening environmental challenges. The study examines the key drivers behind the emergence of this field, including scientific and technological progress, anthropogenic and industrial disasters (such as the Chernobyl catastrophe), and the historic role of Rachel Carson’s book Silent Spring. Drawing on theoretical frameworks from national and international scholars, the paper systematizes the informational, educational, organizational, supervisory, and socio-evaluative functions of environmental journalism. Furthermore, it highlights the vital role of mass media in simplifying complex scientific and economic data, explaining environmental legislation, and promoting public environmental awareness and culture.
environmental journalism, environment, object and subject, sustainable development, environmental consciousness, environmental culture, media functions, anthropogenic impact.экологическая журналистика, окружающая среда, объект и предмет, устойчивое развитие, экологическое сознание, экологическая культура, функции СМИ, антропогенное воздействие.ekologik jurnalistika, atrof-muhit, obyekt va predmet, barqaror rivojlanish, ekologik ong, ekologik madaniyat, OAV funktsiyalari, antropogen ta'sir.
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