Climate & Energy

People often ask, “What can I do to help slow down climate change?”
One easy answer: Talk about it more often with more people. Sounds intimidating, right? But it doesn’t have to be. Find common ground, listen to what people are really saying, and frame your own points around the values of the person you’re talking to. You’ll find dozens of examples below. Maybe one will come in handy during your next conversation?

You can also jump down to my articles from Yale Climate Connections and NASA.

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Climate change is scary. Talking about it productively doesn't have to be.
Climate change is scary. Talking about it productively doesn't have to be.

USA Today invited Op-ed, January 2020

Why People Change Their Hard-Rooted Opinions
Why People Change Their Hard-Rooted Opinions

Interview on NPR's Here & Now about people who changed their minds on climate change, and how they came to accept mainstream climate science.

Listen to the segment.

TEDx: Healing the divide on climate change.
TEDx: Healing the divide on climate change.

TEDx: Bozeman

What Conversations with Voters Taught Me about Science Communication
What Conversations with Voters Taught Me about Science Communication

Scientific American

Yale Climate Connections


    

  
  

  



  
    
    


  
  




  

    

    
      
    
    

  

  

    

      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      




  
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