Extended Data Fig. 3: Spillover.
From: Extreme weather events do not increase political parties' environmental attention
Point estimates from fixed effects regressions, analyzing the within-changes of parties’ environmental attention relative to their six-week trend preceding the external (placebo) event (n = 39757). We report the contemporaneous effects while the event is unfolding (t = 0) and effects for up to six weeks after the event occurred (t = 6). The lines indicate the 95% confidence intervals. A coefficient greater than zero indicates that parties increased the weekly share of press releases dedicated to the category Environment. We report changes in percentage points. See SI 5.3 for more information.
