Climate Language
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![Collage: A woman and man sitting on top of a speech bubble shape with a wildfire in the background]()
![Collage: A woman and man sitting on top of a speech bubble shape with a wildfire in the background]()
During wildfires and hurricanes, a language gap can be deadly
The importance of translating emergency warnings is often a lesson learned too late.
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ExxonMobil found the real reason for the climate crisis: You
How oil companies used language to make us blame ourselves.
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The conventional wisdom on how to talk about climate change? It’s wrong.
Faith Kearns’ new book offers insights from conversations IRL.
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‘Climate emergency’: Hawaii is the first state to call it like it is
The 50th state is making history.
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![A photo of Andri Snær Magnason and the cover of his book,]()
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The new vocabulary of climate change was written in Icelandic
A newly translated book connects language with our failure to act.
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![The EPA logo with a hand shaped cursor on top of it]()
![The EPA logo with a hand shaped cursor on top of it]()
Facts are back, and so is the EPA’s climate change website
Trump erased it. Biden revived it.
