Explore the complex interplay between culture and climate change policy in this 52-minute AGU Fall Meeting 2009 lecture. Delve into Max Boykoff's analysis of how cultural factors shape public perception, media coverage, and political responses to global warming. Gain insights into the challenges of communicating climate science effectively and the role of cultural dynamics in shaping climate action. Examine case studies and research findings that illuminate the intricate relationship between societal values, beliefs, and climate change mitigation efforts.
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Fall Meeting 2009 Max Boykoff - Cultural Politics of Climate Change
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