What do miners in Alabama, UK retirees and bushfire victims have in common? 
More than you’d think. George Marshall, founder of Climate Outreach and author of, "Don't Even Think About it: Why Our Brains are Wired to Ignore Climate Change",  explains how to discuss changes to the climate in ways that build communities, rather than divide. One big tip? The time to talk is before the next big catastrophic weather event, not after.

What do miners in Alabama, UK retirees and bushfire victims have in common? More than you’d think. George Marshall, founder of Climate Outreach and author of, "Don't Even Think About it: Why Our Brains are Wired to Ignore Climate Change", explains how to discuss changes to the climate in ways that build communities, rather than divide. One big tip? The time to talk is before the next big catastrophic weather event, not after.

What do miners in Alabama, UK retirees and bushfire victims have in common? 
More than you’d think. George Marshall, founder of Climate Outreach and author of, "Don't Even Think About it: Why Our Brains are Wired to Ignore Climate Change", &nbsp;explains how to discuss changes to the climate in ways that build communities, rather than divide. One big tip? The time to talk is before the next big catastrophic weather event, not after.

George Marshall on Wild Weather

We can be having better conversations about Australia's future, conversations that brings us together to protect what we have. 

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In our first series— we’re talking to authors and experts to find out what Australians understand and think about climate change. We're asking how that compares to the rest of the world. We explore whose talking about what science, and how we might be able to build some common ground. 

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We can be having better conversations about Australia's future, conversations that brings us together to protect what we have. So we're talking to a wide range of people to understand more about where we are, how we got here, and we're on the hunt for find one big idea to safeguard Australia's environmental and economic future, that we can all get behind. In our first series— we’re talking to authors and experts to find out what Australians understand and think about climate change. We're asking how that compares to the rest of the world. We explore whose talking about what science, and how we might be able to build some common ground. So if you’re worried about climate change, think it’s all exaggerated or aren’t quite sure what to think — subscribe and join us in a respectful and pragmatic conversation as we build Common Ground on Climate together.

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