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Hollywood misses chance to spotlight climate crisis in blockbusters

Hollywood misses chance to spotlight climate crisis in blockbusters

Despite the climate emergency, Hollywood films rarely address the issue, focusing instead on pure entertainment.

David Smith reports for The Guardian.

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James Broughel: A climate change message tailor-made for conservatives

James Broughel: A climate change message tailor-made for conservatives

Conservatives may finally be ready to get real about global warming and climate change, but it will require a more positive message from liberal environmental groups to get them on board with government solutions.
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'It's very bad': GOP hones climate attacks before elections

In public comments and private conversations, Republican lawmakers and strategists appear to be settling on a climate and energy message that they’ll use leading up to the November elections. They are framing policies to reduce emissions as the cause of high gasoline prices, a driver of inflation and a form of taxation on working Americans.

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Kenneth C. Brill: We must cut greenhouse gases to save ourselves, not the planet

COP-26's response to the reality check from the science community was essentially to agree to meet again next year with new and improved plans.

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‘Within minutes I was weeping’: The US pastor using scripture to mobilize climate action

Religious leaders, who know how to relate to communities on an emotional level, may be best positioned to convince people to support climate activism, experts say.

The psychology of combatting climate change

The psychology of combatting climate change

Recent studies suggest that climate change messaging may need a makeover.
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