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How should we talk about what is happening to the Planet?

What is Actually Happening to our Planet?

How to Talk About Climate Change So People Will ListenEnvironmentalists warn us that apocalypse awaits. Economists tell us that minimal fixes will get us through. Here's how we can move beyond the impasse.

Discussing big issues doesn’t have to be hard. Here’s how to use it to make friends, not enemies.Your next bar conversation is about climate change.

Do Something Important on Climate: Talk about It

How to talk about climate change in an emotionally intelligent wayClimate change may be divisive, but that doesn’t mean you should avoid it. Here’s how to approach the topic effectively.

We can talk about climate change with stories of kindness, fairytales, and hopeSpeaking with Kate Marvel about the importance of — and the nuances involved in — talking about climate change

Why Good Politics And Good Climate Science Don’t MixImagine two people walking through a field. One of them tiptoes gingerly, zigging and zagging from one side to another. The other strides confidently straight a…

Think Resilience online courseWe live in a time of tremendous political, environmental, and economic upheaval. What can we do? Think Resilience will help you start doing something about climate change and our other sustainability challenges—starting in your own community.

Read "Our Common Journey: A Transition Toward Sustainability" at NAP.edu

Democrats Still Don’t Know How to Talk About Climate ChangeThey did try, though.

Is scaring people the best way to talk about climate change?Climate scientists and climate journalists have been sounding the alarm and starting the countdown clock for climate. Is this a good thing?

Perspective: Let's stop talking about climate changeInstead of talking about the polarized topic of climate change, Stanford Earth scientist Rob Jackson suggests focusing on the shared benefits of addressing the problem, including job creation, health and safety.

Have we improved the way we talk about climate change?Better communication may be key to sustain efforts to save the planet, writes Kamyar Razavi.

Can We Talk Climate?More than half of Americans rarely—if ever—talk about climate change. Here's how you CAN make a difference.

Why We Keep Ignoring Even the Most Dire Climate Change WarningsA new U.N. report should sound alarms that climate change is far closer than most people realize. It probably won't.

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