Why is it that what we think we know for sure just ain’t so? Nate Hagens explains
We engage mostly in common talk that just doesn’t capture the entangled reality of our modern complex societies. — No 2770 by fw, August 19, 2021 — “Our minds deal … Continue reading
Citizen-led experiment yields increases in voter participation, better-informed citizens in Florida precinct
Bottom line — an effective voter education/information campaign matters No 1399 Posted by fw, July 15, 2015 “Dan Isaacson, publisher and editor of The Democratic Voter and The Enlightened Voter, monthly newsletters … Continue reading
What deters us from acting on the climate change crisis?
We are more likely to yield to short-term pleasures than act in long-term self-interests No 659 Posted by fw, January 21, 2013 “If you’ve ever seen a person purchase a … Continue reading
Talking Climate: The gateway to research on climate change communication
At Talking Climate, the best research evidence is translated into practical guides on a wide range of topics No 503 Posted by fw, June 11, 2012 Talking Climate: The gateway … Continue reading
The rapid rise — and equally fast fall — of a Residents Advisory Panel. Part 3: Importance of effective communication
No 5 Posted by fw, April 11, 2010 In retrospect, if only I had recalled Angeles Arrien’s advice about effective communication I would have bit my tongue and remained silent. … Continue reading
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