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  • Navigating Climate Conversations

  • A Guide to Talking with Family and Friends
  • By: Mary Seaton
  • Narrated by: Meritt North
  • Length: 1 hr and 14 mins

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Navigating Climate Conversations

By: Mary Seaton
Narrated by: Meritt North
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Publisher's Summary

The book provides a roadmap for initiating difficult but crucial conversations around climate change, from understanding the science behind climate change to addressing emotional and psychological barriers. The book provides listeners with strategies to remain calm and empathetic, even when talking to people who view climate change differently.

Overall, Navigating Climate Conversations – A Guide to Talking with Family and Friends is a comprehensive and supportive handbook for anyone seeking to engage in meaningful discussions around climate change. These strategies can help listeners connect with others and create common ground, even in contentious conversations around climate change.

©2023 Connie A Guthrie (P)2023 Connie A Guthrie

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