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Alan Carlin

Alan Carlin

​Alan Carlin

Credentials

  • Ph.D in Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
  • B.S. in Physics from the California Institute of Technology.

Source: [1]

Background

Alan Carlin is an economist. He has published numerous articles relating to the economics of climate change but he is not a climate scientist.

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Larry Bell

Larry Bell

​Larry Bell

Credentials

  • Professor of Architecture at the University of Houston.
  • AIAA, ASCE. Registered Architect and urban planner.
  • Master of Fine Arts, University of Illinois.
  • Bachelor of Architecture, University of Illinois,

Source: [1]

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David Schnare

David Schnare

​David W. Schnare

Credentials

  • J.D., George Mason University School of Law (1999).
  • Ph.D., Environmental Management, the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (1979).
  • M.Sc., Public Health-Environmental Science, University of North Carolina School of Public Health.
  • Bachelor's Degree (chemistry and math major), Cornell College in Mt.
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Fri, 2010-11-12 10:05Brendan DeMelle
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George Marshall: The Ingenious Ways We Avoid Believing in Climate Change

George Marshall, founder of the UK-based Climate Outreach Information Network, has a new three-part video series exploring ‘The Ingenious Ways We Avoid Believing in Climate Change.’  Marshall explores the psychology of climate change denial and climate communications, both in this video series and on his blog ClimateDenial.org. Check out the videos below.
 
Part one
Risk – and why we don’t feel threatened by climate change
Belief – why we can’t just accept the information and need to believe in it
Attention – how avoiding  talking about climate change is like avoiding talking about human rights atrocities

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