Press Play with Madeleine Brand
'It's worse than you think:' PR strategies around climate change
A New York Magazine story envisions a future of broiling and drowned cities if nothing is done on climate change. But some climate scientists say it’s “disaster porn” and counter-productive. We talk about the best way to convince people to take climate change seriously.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readA New York Magazine story envisions a future of broiling and drowned cities if nothing is done on climate change. But some climate scientists say it’s “disaster porn” and counter-productive. We talk about the best way to convince people to take climate change seriously.
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2 of 5Do scare tactics make people care about climate change?- 0:00Trump Jr. and Russia: Collusion or incompetence?
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