Dousing the Fires of Climate Change Denial - Strategies for Effective Science Communication
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a panel discussion featuring international experts addressing climate change denial and effective science communication strategies. Delve into topics such as the challenges faced in different countries, the impact of conservative governments, nuclear energy debates, and strategies for engaging diverse audiences. Learn about the importance of identifying target groups, using scientific evidence to encourage action, and communicating complex information effectively. Examine the effects of local conditions on climate change perception, the significance of scientific consensus, and techniques for countering attacks on science. Gain insights into addressing polarization and false dichotomies surrounding climate issues. This comprehensive session from the Aspen Global Congress on Scientific Thinking & Action offers valuable perspectives on combating misinformation and promoting informed climate action globally.
Syllabus
Introduction
Australia
Conservative Government
The Nuclear Issue
What do we do
Introducing Lina Sin
Mitigation not responsibility
Identifying your audiences
Using science to encourage action
Communication of science
Impact of local conditions
Scientific consensus
Argument arguments
Attacks on science
Polarization
False dichotomy
Conclusion
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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