This book explores how sustainability, climate change, and environmental responsibility are framed across diverse discursive domains—including media, policy, corporate communication, tourism, activism, and social media. Drawing on cutting-edge research in ecolinguistics, discourse analysis, and environmental humanities, the book investigates how language shapes public understanding and action in the face of ecological crisis. The book features nineteen chapters originally presented at the international conference Framing Nature: Discourses of Nature and the Environment, held in Milan in November 2023. All contributions have undergone rigorous peer review and reflect the latest scholarship in environmental discourse studies.

Paola Catenaccio is Full Professor of English Linguistics and Translation at the University of Milan, Italy, with an extensive international publication record in discourse analysis, ecolinguistics, and corporate communication. 

Giuliana Garzone is Honorary Professor at IULM University, Italy, and a leading authority in specialized discourse and institutional communication, with decades of experience in editing influential volumes and directing major research projects.

Maria Cristina Paganoni is Associate Professor at the University of Milan, Italy. She brings expertise in media discourse, digital communication, and environmental narratives, with a strong record of interdisciplinary publications.

Jekaterina Nikitina is Associate Professor at the University of Milan, Italy. She contributes a dynamic research profile in intercultural communication and discourse analysis, with a focus on sustainability and legal discourse.