As we strive to bridge the partisan divide on climate change, researchers are finding that the views of Republicans and Democrats are not as far apart as we perceive. The problem is that people tend to listen almost exclusively to their tribal leaders. Leaf Van Boven and David Sherman elaborated on this phenomenon in a recent New York Times op-ed. Van Boven is a professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and Sherman is a professor of psychology and brain sciences at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Their valuable insights on this month’s call can inform and improve our approach in generating the political will to enact climate solutions.
CCR 71 Pets, African Wildlife, and Climate Change
CCL Training: IPCC Sixth Assessment Report Updates
CCL Training: Mining Your Chapter Roster
Keishaa Austin | Citizens’ Climate Lobby | April 2022 Monthly Meeting
CCL Training: Introducing CCL’s Stand With Ukraine Campaign
CCL Training: Running Engaging Online & Hybrid Meetings
CCL Training: Growing Your Local Group
CCR 70 Comedy, Climate, and Chihuahuas with Esteban Gast
CCL Training: Campaign Season Activities
Dr. Jennifer Carman | Citizens’ Climate Lobby | March 2022 National Meeting
CCL Training: Engaging Community Leaders to Champion their Support to Congress
CCL Training: Highlight Your Local Climate Impacts With Regional Slide Decks
CCL Training: Generating Media Coverage
CCL Training: Attending Town Hall and Candidate Forums
CCR 69 Angelic Trouble Makers—Climate Rebels and Musicians
CCL Training: Exploring the RISEE and FOREST Acts (CCL’s Supporting Asks)
James Balog | Citizens’ Climate Lobby | February 2022 Monthly Meeting
CCL Training: Growing Your Conservative Membership
CCL Training: How To Publish Climate Focused Op-Eds
CCL Training: Exploring Concerns About Inflation From Climate Policies
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