How can science communication research/practice understand and address #ClimateChange skepticism? 🌡️

Matthew J. Hornsey and @stworg just published an instructive review in #NatureHumanBehaviour: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-022-01463-y

Synthesizes literature on climate skepticism...
1️⃣ and motivated reasoning
2️⃣ as a form of political followership
3️⃣ and infrastructures of #disinformation

#scicomm #commodon

A toolkit for understanding and addressing climate scepticism - Nature Human Behaviour

Hornsey and Lewandowsky examine psychological and structural reasons for climate change scepticism and describe strategies for reducing the destructive influence of such scepticism.

Nature

@nielsmede @stworg

Fascinating and depressing. It beggars belief that this is even a thing! And also that the Billy Big Balls corporations haven't rushed to corner a new market to profit obscenely from renewable energy?

@nielsmede @stworg

Had another uncomfortable climate change conversation with a Florida relative.
As he ticked off each step in your model above I had the sinking feeling we are never going to change anyone's mind.

I came across an article recently that focused on the life of a welder in Basura Iraq. Basically an infographic on what happens to the human body when exposed to intense heat.

If anyone can send me the link to this article I would appreciate very much.