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"I know it’s true, but I can’t believe it…” Moving beyond doubt and fear, avoidance and denial about our changing climate

People have heard that our climate is changing, but we are avoiding dealing with it. What is the psychology of denial?

Posted on: 17 May 2015
By: CCRA

This program (EV&N #186) was recorded on 17 May 2015, 4:30pm.

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"I know it’s true, but I can’t believe it…” Moving beyond doubt and fear, avoidance and denial about our changing climate

"I know it’s true, but I can’t believe it…” Moving beyond doubt and fear, avoidance and denial about our changing climate

People have heard that our climate is changing, but we are avoiding dealing with it. What is the psychology of denial?

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