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INTRODUCTION

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© 2019 Cornell University Press, Ithaca

© 2019 Cornell University Press, Ithaca

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Acknowledgments ix
  4. INTRODUCTION 1
  5. Part 1 BACKGROUND
  6. 1. CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE 5
  7. 2. CLIMATE CHANGE ATTITUDES AND KNOWLEDGE 21
  8. 3. CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION OUTCOMES 25
  9. 4. CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION VIGNETTES 32
  10. PART 1 RECAP 39
  11. Part 2 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF CLIMATE CHANGE
  12. 5. IDENTITY 41
  13. 6. PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTANCE 49
  14. 7. OTHER PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORIES 52
  15. PART 2 RECAP 55
  16. Part 3 COMMUNICATION
  17. 8. FRAMING CLIMATE CHANGE 57
  18. 9. USING METAPHOR AND ANALOGY IN CLIMATE CHANGE COMMUNICATION 70
  19. 10. CLIMATE CHANGE MESSENGERS 75
  20. PART 3 RECAP 77
  21. Part 4 STORIES FROM THE FIELD
  22. 11. CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION AT THE MARINE MAMMAL CENTER, SAUSALITO, CALIFORNIA 79
  23. 12. CLIMATE CHANGE LITERACY, ACTION, AND POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT IN KENTUCKY 85
  24. 13. BUILDING SOIL TO CAPTURE CARBON IN A SCHOOL GARDEN IN NEW MEXICO 88
  25. 14. PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE IN DENVER, COLORADO 91
  26. PART 4 RECAP 94
  27. CLOSING THOUGHTS 96
  28. Notes 99
  29. Select Bibliography 117
  30. Index 129
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Acknowledgments ix
  4. INTRODUCTION 1
  5. Part 1 BACKGROUND
  6. 1. CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE 5
  7. 2. CLIMATE CHANGE ATTITUDES AND KNOWLEDGE 21
  8. 3. CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION OUTCOMES 25
  9. 4. CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION VIGNETTES 32
  10. PART 1 RECAP 39
  11. Part 2 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF CLIMATE CHANGE
  12. 5. IDENTITY 41
  13. 6. PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTANCE 49
  14. 7. OTHER PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORIES 52
  15. PART 2 RECAP 55
  16. Part 3 COMMUNICATION
  17. 8. FRAMING CLIMATE CHANGE 57
  18. 9. USING METAPHOR AND ANALOGY IN CLIMATE CHANGE COMMUNICATION 70
  19. 10. CLIMATE CHANGE MESSENGERS 75
  20. PART 3 RECAP 77
  21. Part 4 STORIES FROM THE FIELD
  22. 11. CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION AT THE MARINE MAMMAL CENTER, SAUSALITO, CALIFORNIA 79
  23. 12. CLIMATE CHANGE LITERACY, ACTION, AND POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT IN KENTUCKY 85
  24. 13. BUILDING SOIL TO CAPTURE CARBON IN A SCHOOL GARDEN IN NEW MEXICO 88
  25. 14. PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE IN DENVER, COLORADO 91
  26. PART 4 RECAP 94
  27. CLOSING THOUGHTS 96
  28. Notes 99
  29. Select Bibliography 117
  30. Index 129
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