‘Spiral of silence’: climate action is very popular, so why don’t people realize it?

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• ‘Spiral of silence’: climate action is very popular, so why don’t people realise it?  The Guardian
• Climate action is very popular, so why don’t people realize it?  Taipei Times
• The Hidden Climate Majority: How Misperceptions Are Holding Us Back  iNSnet
• Yes, Your Friends and Neighbors Want to Talk to You About Climate Change  The Revelator
• ‘An outlier’: why does the US rank low on demands for climate action?  The Guardian
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• Activate climate’s ‘silent majority’ to supercharge action, experts say  Inkl
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• Carville blasts ‘supremely naive’ Maher over White House dinner with Trump  AOL.com
• The world's biggest companies have caused $28 trillion in climate damage, a new study estimates  Inkl
• The Yale Program on Climate Change Communication  Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
• A silent majority of the world’s people wants stronger climate action. It’s time to wake up  The Guardian
• Is There a Climate "Spiral of Silence" in America?  Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
• Most of the world’s population wants stronger climate action. They just don’t realize that they are a majority  The Guardian
• Explained: how Trump’s day one orders reveal a White House for big oil  The Guardian
• ‘It’s going to be rough’: what Trump’s response to LA fires portends for future climate disasters  The Guardian
• ‘Hopeless and broken’: why the world’s top climate scientists are in despair  The Guardian
• Americans experience a false social reality by underestimating popular climate policy support by nearly half  Nature
• I thought most of us were going to die from the climate crisis. I was wrong  The Guardian
• Who is most likely to talk about climate change?  Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
• Climate Change Actions Are Far More Popular Than People in U.S. Realize  Scientific American
• Speaking of Climate Change  Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
• Americans are convinced climate action is unpopular. They’re very, very wrong.  Grist.org
• There's only one way to find out: Talk about it.  Psychology Today
• Stop making sense: why it's time to get emotional about climate change | Rebecca Huntley  The Guardian
• How the rich are driving climate change  BBC
• Refining relational climate conversations to promote collective action - npj Climate Action  Nature
• The ‘Spiral of Silence’ Explains Why People Don’t Speak Up on Things That Matter  The Cut
• Why the world feels so unstable right now  BBC
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• Of course working-class people care about the climate crisis: they emit the least, but will suffer most | Roger Harding  The Guardian
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• How TV weathercasters became the unsung heroes of the climate crisis  The Guardian
• Social Media and the ‘Spiral of Silence’  Pew Research Center
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• ‘It’s my calling’: Mikaela Loach, rising star of the climate crisis campaign  The Guardian
• ‘We have emotions too’: Climate scientists respond to attacks on objectivity  The Guardian
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• Global heating ‘doubled’ chance of extreme rain in Europe in September  The Guardian
• ‘Within minutes I was weeping’: the US pastor using scripture to mobilize climate action  The Guardian
• Why the 97% climate consensus is important  The Guardian
• Using Art to Combat Climate Change: An Interview with Louis Masai  Impakter
• ‘No point in anything else’: Gen Z members flock to climate careers  The Guardian
• Surrendering to fear brought us climate change denial and President Trump | John Abraham  The Guardian
• Climate urgency: we've locked in more global warming than people realize | Dana Nuccitelli  The Guardian
• Climate Change History  History.com
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• Climatologist Michael E Mann: 'Good people fall victim to doomism. I do too sometimes'  The Guardian
• Meet the Republicans in Congress who don't believe climate change is real | Climate science scepticism and denial  The Guardian
• David Wallace-Wells on climate: ‘People should be scared – I'm scared’  The Guardian
• The silent struggles of workers with ADHD  BBC
• The great climate silence: we are on the edge of the abyss but we ignore it | Clive Hamilton  The Guardian
• The insect apocalypse: ‘Our world will grind to a halt without them’  The Guardian
• Young people speak out about their fears and hopes on climate change  The Guardian
• Why air conditioning is a vicious circle | Climate crisis  The Guardian
• Rupert Murdoch doesn't understand climate change basics, and that's a problem  The Guardian
• James Lovelock on the value of sceptics and why Copenhagen was doomed  The Guardian
• Why can't we leave them alone? The troubling truth about selfies with sloths  The Guardian
• Naomi Klein: 'Big green groups are more damaging than climate deniers'  The Guardian
• Climate change denial in the Trump cabinet: where do his nominees stand?  The Guardian
• Just Stop Oil activists throw soup at Van Gogh’s Sunflowers  The Guardian
• Resolve to stop arguing about climate change in 2020 — but don’t keep quiet about it  David Suzuki Foundation
• Naming, challenging and breaking the climate silence  Climate Outreach
• Why can't we quit fossil fuels?  The Guardian
• We need to talk about climate change, even if it’s depressing  Aeon
• Climate and energy at the General Election  More in Common UK
• Revealed: the day Obama chose a strategy of silence on climate change  The Guardian
• 'We know what to do: why don't we do it?'  The Guardian
• Jeremy Grantham on population growth, China and climate sceptics  The Guardian
• How To Encourage More People to Talk About Climate Change  NewsBreak: Local News & Alerts