Climate Change, Emotions, and Everyday Life
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This is an extremely important intellectual contribution. Research on climate change and culture has been primarily focused on individual attitudinal change. This work brings a sociological perspective to our understanding of individual and collective responses to climate change information, and opens up a new research area. It also has important practical implications...This perspective calls for a much different approach to climate change communications, and defines a new agenda for this field. -Robert Brulle, The New York Times "Dot Earth"
Kari Marie Norgaard is Assistant Professor of Sociology and Environmental Studies at the University of Oregon.