Evolving Perceptions of the Climate Crisis

This chapter explores how societal concerns about the climate crisis have shifted over the decades, particularly noting a decline in urgency among younger generations. The speakers discuss the implications of climate fatigue, examine the evolution of activism, and critique the media's role in shaping public perceptions of climate issues. Emphasizing the need for practical solutions and interdisciplinary dialogue, the chapter advocates for a more optimistic and cooperative approach to addressing climate change.

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