Resource Type: Social Science Research
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Backyard voices: How sense of place shapes views of large-scale energy transmission infrastructure
December 12, 2019
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Corporate promotion and climate change: An analysis of key variables affecting advertising spending by major oil corporations, 1986–2015
December 10, 2019
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Emotion and the Psychological Distance of Climate Change
December 6, 2019
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Building Political Bases to Make Multiracial Democracy Work
November 26, 2019
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Do natural disasters change risk perceptions and policy preferences about climate change?
November 25, 2019
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Understanding and countering the motivated roots of climate change denial
November 22, 2019
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Storytelling for Climate Action: Leveraging virtual reality, film and cultural strategy for impact
November 20, 2019
Research confirms that humans are story-based creatures. We live in narrative contexts, and information presented in narrative form often has a deeper, longer-lasting impact on our understanding and behavior. But is the climate advocacy community doing enough to leverage our best storytelling media to connect to and activate new (and existing) audiences? And for members of the creative community, how can we ensure our work will result in meaningful social impact? Join the teams from this Lab and the Climate Story Lab team (a project of Exposure Labs and Doc Society) with three creatives working in film, virtual reality, and digital media, for a webinar exploring how to effectively tie together critical climate stories and real social impact.
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Workshop: Climate Messaging Strategies: Data-Driven and Field-Tested
November 14, 2019
Presented at the 2019 State Environmental Leaders Conference in Denver, CO.
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Climate Activism: Beliefs, Attitudes, and Behaviors
November 11, 2019
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Environmental countermovements: Organised opposition to climate change action in the United States
November 8, 2019
Efforts to take action on climate change have encountered substantial cultural, institutional, and individual residence in the U.S. This resistance can be linked to the environmental countermovement, which has created organized opposition to climate change action that operates at multiple institutional levels and within multiple time frames. Institutionalized efforts to oppose action on climate change uses a variety of tactics to influence cultural perceptions of climate change and spread climate misinformation.