The U.S. Has Never Been More Divided on Climate. Here’s How To Build Bridges (And it May Surprise You.)

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By Dr Renée LertzmanMar 5, 2025, 11:16 am163 pts
In the autumn of 2014, I was sitting in a tiny shed at a writing residency in Point Reyes, Northern California. I was there to write my book about the psychology of facing planetary crises. One particularly warm afternoon, I was looking out at Tomales Bay, teeming with bird life, when my phone rang with an…

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