The Psychology of Climate Change - Jackson Damian
Jackson DamianI am a climate advocate and psychotherapist. I provide a psychological perspective on the collective madness that creates dangerous climate change and what can be done to provoke us all into meaningful action at last.
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Madder Than Expected
Three years ago, I highlighted the undeniable fact climate scientists were misrepresenting how serious climate change already was, with dire consequences for meaningful responses from the rest of humanity. Everything was happening way faste...
Climate Of Love (New Year Creative Interlude)
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My usual output on here is limited to the analysis, from a psychological perspective, of humanity’s hopelessly-inadequate responses to the rapidly-accelerating climate emergency. And my next 2 pieces, coming soon, will do the same,...
DRIVEN MAD
Nothing better sums up the inadequacy of our current responses to the apocalyptic threat of accelerating climate change — or says more about how we have inflicted this desperate situation on ourselves — than the bizarre idea electric veh...
Minimisation Is The New Denial
The temperature extremes of 2023 and those coming in 2024, tell us we face the possibility of climate catastrophes that cause the collapse of whole societies and threaten the lives of millions, not at some distant point in our children’s fu...
Watering Down Water
How Rishi Sunak’s reneging on climate commitments makes zero difference.
The UK prime minister Rishi Sunak has announced his Tory government has approved the development of more oil and gas fields, delayed the UK’s ban on the sale of p...
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