Climate change isn’t an inevitable death sentence, and the discipline of psychology must strengthen its ability to act on the issue, new report says. “Addressing the Climate Crisis: An Action Plan for Psychologists” is the result of 15 months of work by a task force led by Gale Sinatra, Stephen H. Crocker chair and professor of education at USC Rossier, who has a joint appointment in USC Dornsife’s Department of Psychology. The 64-page report recommends steps psychologists can take to address climate change and collaborate with other disciplines to make a meaningful impact. Read more
Psychologists’ report counters doom-and-gloom attitudes on climate change
