Fear, grief, hope and action

Ross Westoby and Karen E. McNamara ()
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Ross Westoby: Griffith University
Karen E. McNamara: University of Queensland

Nature Climate Change, 2019, vol. 9, issue 7, 500-501

Abstract: Negative emotions around climate change may inhibit people’s capacity to affect change. New research on tourists’ perceptions of coral bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef suggests that loss associated with iconic places taps into protective sentiments and increases concern, which may encourage collective action.

Date: 2019
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