By Joanna Burris for CALS501: Leading Climate Action in Society, Assignment 5 Communicating climate risk is a two-way street. It is not merely about informing people, but about learning from and understanding them. To do so, and to communicate more eff…
By Joanna Burris, for CALS501: Leading Climate Action in Society, Assignment Climate scientists and researchers have projected what the Earth’s climate will look like under different scenarios of future decisions, policies, and actions taken by humans….
By Joanna Burris, for CALS501: Leading Climate Action in Society, Assignment 3 Based on the learnings from CALS 502, there are a few competencies that I would like to incorporate into my repertoire as a climate action leader. I believe that my role as a climate communicator has two key parts: 1) to help people see how …
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By Joanna Burris, for CALS501: Leading Climate Action in Society, Assignment 1 “No matter how far we have been carried away from our connection to Mother Earth, something that is so innate, so true to our nature, cannot fully be destroyed.” Peter Senge These words from Peter Senge, as transcribed by Melanie Goodchild in her …
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