<p>In this episode, I talk about how denial is a defense mechanism, that certain people may be more prone to denying climate change based on their upbringing and personal beliefs, and the possible effects of confirmation bias on reinforcing denial before talking a bit about how to act on these issues. </p>

In this episode, I talk about how denial is a defense mechanism, that certain people may be more prone to denying climate change based on their upbringing and personal beliefs, and the possible effects of confirmation bias on reinforcing denial before talking a bit about how to act on these issues.

<p>In this episode, I talk about how denial is a defense mechanism, that certain people may be more prone to denying climate change based on their upbringing and personal beliefs, and the possible effects of confirmation bias on reinforcing denial before talking a bit about how to act on these issues.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 2: Psychology of Climate Change Denial

Asks the question "are we capable of living sustainably and if so, what's stopping us?"

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Episode 2: Psychology of Climate Change Denial

Episode 2: Psychology of Climate Change Denial