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    "...if climate change is a planetary emergency, why take nuclear and natural gas off the table?"

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    All good..

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    Don't blame us, we wrote The Death of Environmentalism in 2004.

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    Global Warming Scare Tactics -

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    Global Warming Scare Tactics: “Fear-based appeals about climate change inspire denial.” in cc

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    I think one of the most-significant-of-2014 reports “Our High Energy Planet”

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    Global Warming Scare Tactics, via

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    Disaster framing moves those with underlying "just world" worldview move to climate skepticism

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    Your assumption is that more information or evidence would change their minds. It won't

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  10. 4h

    The research suggests that a climate disaster-focused strategy makes mushy middle skeptical and fatalistic.

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    We're not filmmakers, but were proud to participate in , which did work better

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    The research we cite strongly suggests trying to convince skeptics they are anti-science doesn't work.

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    .: "Efforts to raise public concern about climate change by linking it to natural disasters will backfire."

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    I don't see how that's a strategy to depolarize climate change, or win over skeptics.

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  15. 4h

    In other words, the Texans who don't think the drought can be attributed to climate change are hypocrites.

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    Cheadle: "seems like people who say they don’t believe in science believe in science when they want to take a pill"

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    It is a highly polarizing episode, portraying evangelical Texans as ignoramuses.

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    This is Shellenberger. We watched it. What part wasn't scary? Syrian civil war? Losing your job?

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    Universal access to plentiful energy is a prerequisite for promoting prosperity & protecting environment. Read why:

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    Our High Energy Planet

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