How To Talk To People About the Climate Crisis When Scary Facts Are Not Enough

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By Yale Climate ConnectionsNov 25, 2020, 2:45 pm137 ptsTrending
Anger, anxiety, overwhelm … climate change can evoke intense feelings. "It's easy to feel dwarfed in the context of such a global systemic issue," says psychologist Renée Lertzman. She says that when people experience these feelings, they often shut down and push information away. So to encourage climate…

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