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The Psychology of Climate Change

In “The Psychology Behind Climate Change”, the speaker discusses the psychological barriers preventing individuals from acting against one of humanity’s most pressing threats. As citizens, we are constantly inundated with statistics that don’t motivate us to change our behavior, but by understanding the science behind our actions, we can ignite a significant change in our own lives.

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Author(s): Shanlea Tabofunda
Resource Type: Videos & Webinars
Topic: Climate, Climate Action

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