“Look up, wise up, cheer up”

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Matthew and Alison Matthews recently wrote a book on this very topic: how frames influence our thinking on issues such as how to address climate change.

“Look up, wise up, cheer up” is the title from a presentation by our friend Laurence Matthews from Cap&Share, held for the Scientists for Global Responsibility. In this presentation he explores a global cap on carbon from a framing perspective. It is a refreshing and insightful approach and he does an amazing job in presenting such a complex problem (keeping 80% of fossil fuels in the ground) in an accessible and engaging way. A PDF file of the presentation, accompanied by an explanatory section on the side, can be downloaded here (3 MB)

 

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