Fisher amplifies piece on social media, highlights communicator lessons
3 Sep 21 7:19 AM · 2d ago · 2 posts · 1 source · development 3 of 3
Dana R. Fisher posts the TIME article to Bluesky, emphasizing the core message that climate impacts are not political and highlighting lessons from climate communicators about effective messaging.
“This summer of disasters has shown us that climate impacts are not political, and it is past time we stopped talking about them as if they were.”
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Katharine Hayhoe Climate scientist and communicatorDana R. Fisher Climate scientist and communicator
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My new piece with @katharinehayhoe.com is out a TIME, which highlights what we all need to learn from climate communicators: “This summer of disasters has shown us that climate impacts are not political, and it is past time we stopped talking about them as if they were.”
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'People who raise awareness about climate change know that how you communicate your message matters, and there’s much to learn from them.'' Our local observation based on almost two decades of experience in dealing with manufactured climate bunk is that partisan thinking about climate change is an artificial phenomenon, engineered by right-leaning…
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Climate impacts are not partisan. And caring about our homes, health, families, and futures shouldn’t be either. @fisherdanar.bsky.social & I look at what climate communicators can teach us about connecting climate change to the things people already care about most. Read more:
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100%! The climate doesn't care if we are Democrats or Republicans: When we mess with it, it messes with us (and it bats last). Most Americans are concerned about climate change. Let's set aside partisan differences & solve this problem before it messes more with what we love. @katharinehayhoe.com
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#ResistanceEarth Today's hyper-polarized environment has turned "climate change" into a partisan issue. We need to remove those quotation marks, take climate change out of political rhetoric, and connect it directly to people's lives, livelihoods, finances and health.
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Trigger Warning! 'Window of Opportunity' Alert! "We know that climate shocks, like the ones we’ve experienced this summer, open windows of opportunity"
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