Co-benefits of addressing climate change can motivate action around the world

Overview of attention for article published in Nature Climate Change, September 2015

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@wtret3 @PAN_akademia https://t.co/u1DOQb8n22

@spiantado There are good articles in @JEnvPsych and @NatureClimate and other journals -- see one example below. And @APA has a ongoing Task Force on #climatechange led by @GaleSinatra https://t.co/LWFYWTzq5u

We have shown envisioning a collective future is consequential for climate action https://t.co/syIbvrtdFG

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