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7 principles for climate engagement
Submitted by Dusha Sritharan on Mon, 2016-04-04 10:14Insights from the Toronto Environmental Alliance
Earlier this year, members of the Climate Access team partnered with the Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA) to identify and evaluate climate engagement models that could help advance municipal climate action in Canada's largest city. TEA's Dusha Sritharan shares insights from the project, including a tip sheet on best practices in climate engagement.
California’s Drought, Climate Change, and Brake Failure
Submitted by Philip Newell on Tue, 2014-02-18 13:01Connecting the dots between drought and climate change
Climate Change reduces factors that normally put the brakes on drought.
Using Humor Effectively to Communicate Climate Change
Submitted by Brian Ettling on Fri, 2014-02-14 09:23If people are laughing with me, they're more likely to listen
As a climate leader and communicator working at Crater Lake National Park, every summer I speak about climate change in the evening ranger talks I present.