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This is Your Brain on Climate Change

This is Your Brain on Climate Change

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A discussion of how Michael Shermer‘s Scientific American article, “The Believing Brain” informs how we relate to climate science, specifically the ways that we form beliefs and our resulting cognitive biases.

Date: 2011
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Authors: Anna Fahey
Organization: Sightline Institute
Strategic Approach: Audiences, Engagement, Framing
Type: General Resource
Author: Anna Fahey
Organization:
Organization: Sightline Institute
Strategic Approach: Audiences, Engagement, Framing
Type: General Resource

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