Too often the ugly, conflict-ridden side of the climate debate is what dominates the blogosphere and news coverage. To a great extent, that's an expression of human predilection, which the media mirrors. So it's refreshing when I can hang out with a group of super-smart people who are at the forefront of new approaches to climate and sustainability issues. This week, I've been attending the annual Climate, Mind, and Behavior (CMB) symposium in Garrison, New York. I'm particularly interested in the social science work being done on the climate front, and that's a lot of what the CMB project is about. I was at last year's conference, which I wrote about here. For a taste of this year's event, check out my post at the Yale Forum on Climate Change & the Media. I'll have a more in-depth follow up early next week.
New Approaches to Climate Change
Explore fresh insights from the Climate Debate at the CMB symposium, focusing on social science work on climate issues.
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