
Cranky Uncle Vs. Climate Change Av John Cook
We all have a family member who thinks they know better than the world''s climate scientists. Cranky Uncle Vs Climate Change delves into the psychology of why some people reject climate science, dissects the typical arguments your ''cranky uncle'' might use at family gatherings, and outlines how......
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We all have a family member who thinks they know better than the world''s climate scientists. Cranky Uncle Vs Climate Change delves into the psychology of why some people reject climate science, dissects the typical arguments your ''cranky uncle'' might use at family gatherings, and outlines how to respond to climate science denial. Guided by psychological research into how to communicate science and how to refute misinformation, Cranky Uncle embraces a creative approach, using cartoons and visual analogies to make the facts engaging and accessible to readers.
Topplisten: Citadel Press Inc.,U.s. Teknikk, ingeniør og primær
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| Språk | Engelsk |
| Sjanger | Naturvitenskap og teknologi |
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| Sett | Nei |
| Typ | Papirbøker |
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