The need for creative, out-of-the-box thinking on climate change communication and messaging, especially with scholarly engagement from disciplines beyond the climate sciences and with attention to empirical evaluation, has never been stronger. Spearheaded by Professor of Environmental Sciences and Policy at Duke University and returning ITP Grant Partner Nicole Heller, this project will bring together a group of scholars and practitioners predominately from the Duke University community in neurobiology, behavioral economics, climate and earth science, and the arts. They will explore experimental understanding to date and possible new research and education avenues at the intersection of art, cognition and climate science.
ITP Grant Partner Nicole Heller Featured in New York Times Dot Earth Blog
New York Times Dot Earth columnist Andrew C. Revkin reports on returning ITP Grant Partner, Nicole Heller
and the climate retreat pause she coordinated in North Carolina along
with Dr. Bill Chameides, Dean of Duke University's Nicholas School of the
Environment. Read the article here.
