This article outlines how consciously changing the way our brains work can help us as a global community to mind the climate better.
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Total net anthropogenic GHG emissions have continued to rise from 2010–2019, as have cumulative net CO2 emissions since 1850, according to theWhy aren’t those numbers real and scary to everyone? Is it something about how our brains work — so that we deny terrible realities? How might we better train our brains to mind the climate crisis?Dr.
, whose existences revolved around hunting and foraging for their families, warring with their neighbors, and praying to ancestor-spirits in the dark. Haven’t we trained our brains to make big changes in history based on famine, war, disease, and cataclysms? If we extend that short vs. long term distinction to current climate crisis dissonance, perhaps we must actively train our brains differently if we are to mind the climate in efficacious ways. What does it mean to train our brains? If you think about it, we train our brains all the time. We switch word processing programs from WordPerfect to Word to Google Docs. We ski in one generation, snow board in another.
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