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Re-Imagine Climate Change Communication

Affective Stances Around Climate Change

Impulse text by Dr. Nicole Seymour, California State University, Fullerton, USA
Interview with Prof. Dr. Nicole Seymour

November 2020
The Black Toe and the Virus: A Wake-up Call for Planetary Health

Impulse text by Univ. Prof. Dr. Dr. Sabine Gabrysch, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) and Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany
Interview with Univ. Prof. Dr. Sabine Gabrysch

November 2020
The “Little-p Politics” of Climate Visualization: Making It Useful to Those Who Need It Most

Impulse text by Prof. Dr. Lynda C. Olman, University of Nevada, Reno, USA
Interview with Prof. Dr. Lynda C. Olman

November 2020
More Than Just Facts: Shifting the Focus to Climate Scenarios

Impulse text by Prof. Axel Gelfert, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
A Climate for Change: Climate Change Communication in India

Impulse text by Prof. Rita Brara, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi
Interview with Dr. Rita Brara

November 2020
Leave Your Bubble – Connecting Climate Communication to Its Users

Impulse text by Dr. Cornelia Auer, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Germany
Interview with Dr. Cornelia Auer

November 2020
Show Off Our World and People Will Save It: Is This Enough for Climate Change Communication?

Impulse text by Dr. Inez Ponce de Leon, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines
Interview with Dr. Inez Ponce de Leon

November 2020
(How) Are We Experiencing Climate Change? A Phenomenological Approach to Climate and its Changes

Impulse text by Maximilian Hepach, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, UK
Interview with Maximilian Hepach

November 2020
5 Impulses on Climate Change Communication

Impulse text by Carel Mohn, Head of klimafakten.de, Germany
Interview with Carel Mohn

November 2020

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Interview with Prof. Axel Gelfert

November 2020

Philosopher of science and technology Prof. Dr. Axel Gelfert (Technical University of Berlin) in conversation with Prof. Birgit Schneider about the philosophical complexity of climate science, the information deficit model, the ambiguity of filter bubbles, and the importance of scenarios and fiction for climate change communication.

Use the chapter function in the player to jump to individual topics of the discussion.

Read also the related article „More Than Just Facts: Shifting the Focus to Climate Scenarios“ by Axel Gelfert including relevant sources.