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Tag: climate change
VIEW: If this is our last chance, who is our best hope?
A guest post from Teigan Margetts, Co-Founder of Ethicool Books. – “While an intellectual debate still rages on the causes of climate change, so too does debate ensue on the solution. But one thing is for sure: we’re running out of time. So in what – or more importantly- in whom – should we invest to ensure a better future?”
PEOPLE: Why Joanna founded Trace to remove 105,000 tonnes of CO2
Companies like Apple and CouriersPlease are making bold statements about their goals and accomplishments on reaching for carbon neutrality and off-setting their carbon emissions. But how can everyday consumers, like you and I, ensure that we’re also off-setting our carbon footprint at an individual level?
VIEW: Climate anxiety and grief are healthy feelings which can form a basis for action
Young people are particularly experiencing real stress and anxiety around climate change, with four in five Australian students recently reporting they are very anxious, and one in five saying they would not or have fewer children because of climate change. In this interview, Dr Sally Gillespie outlines how she has applied her studies and experiences with Jungian psychology to help others and publish a book on climate consciousness.
VIEWS: Stories will change minds, not another terrifying statistic
Managing and understanding climate change will be critical to the sustainability of all industries, communities, and ways of life. At the core of this challenge, is science communicators, who carry the heavy responsibility of ensuring their extensive research and studies of this field are accurately communicated to the public. In this interview, Dr Linden Ashcroft shares her experiences as a climatologist and her views on how the field is changing.
VIEW: Climate change – where does it start and end?
Sustainability, climate change and environmental experts from around the world weigh in on the impacts of climate change and what we can do about them.
VIEW: The biggest hurdle to bridging the gap on climate change perceptions
Rathana Chea, Head of Global Learning and Development at Greenpeace, explains why there is a still a significant gap between politicians’ and citizens’ views of climate change, and how to close the gap for future generations
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