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Revisiting the climate–severe weather connection
Following last week’s devastating news that more than 4,600 Puerto Ricans may have died as a result of Hurricane Maria, this week’s Lab alert shares the latest on what we know about how Americans’ climate opinions are affected by extreme weather events. The below can help campaigners as you plan responses to the inevitable extreme weather events to come this year, and we also flag potential new approaches worth exploring in the field.
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Broadening Exposure to Climate Change News? How Framing and Political Orientation Interact to Influence Selective Exposure
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The enduring effect of scientific interest on trust in climate scientists in the United States
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Minnesota Race Class Narrative climate testing
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Latinos lead the way
Last week, members of the Lab team had the pleasure of ringing in the summer at the 2018 GreenLatinos National Summit, a convening of advocates working across the fields of Latino and environmental advocacy. In celebration of the critical work being led by advocates in these fields – from leading the way on intersectional policy fights to providing essential climate disaster relief – this week we highlight the latest on what the Lab community knows about Latinx engagement on climate and clean energy. (Ring a bell? Revisit our best practices* for working with Latino partners coming out of the 2016 summit.)
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“An Inconvenient Truth” Increases Knowledge, Concern, and Willingness to Reduce Greenhouse Gases