Climate Psyched
For everyone who feels psyched out about dealing with the climate crisis. Here you can read about climate psychology, climate emotions, building resilience, large-scale behavior change and how to start feeling psyched up about the climate transition.
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The missing climate voters (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Climate Psyched, and to the monthly post accessible for those of you who have upgraded to a paid subscription. Once a month you will receive an additional, shorter post on a topic related to climate psychology, perhaps one that you’ve wished for or something that’s sparked my own interest.We have an upcoming election in Sweden on the 13t… Read more
This will be a historic moment (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Climate Psyched, the newsletter where we explore all things psychological, behavioral and emotional related to the climate and ecosystem crises.I’m on the train to Stockholm, to participate in what’s anticipated to be the biggest climate march ever in Sweden. For almost a year, Mothers’ Rebellion, Fathers’ Rebellion, Swedish Society for Nature Conservation and Researchers’ Desk have been planning and organizing a massive demonstration that unites large parts of the Swedish climat
Misinformation research needs climate psychology (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Climate Psyched, and to the monthly post accessible for those of you who have upgraded to a paid subscription. Once a month you will receive an additional, shorter post on a topic related to climate psychology, perhaps one that you’ve wished for or something that’s sparked my own interest.It’s been a minute since my last text here, as I … Read more
It's only love that gets you through (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Climate Psyched, the newsletter where we explore all things psychological, behavioral and emotional related to the climate and ecosystem crises.I’m writing these words from the train, just having left Sweden for a couple of weeks of train travels across Europe. Of logging out and trying to do what’s been tricky in the past couple of months, due to having had too much going on: relaxing and gathering my thoughts. Sleeping and recovering to, hopefully, by the end of my vacation, be
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