How Can We Talk About Climate Without Turning It Into a Contentious Issue?
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- Laurent Cordonier
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- Le Monde
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- 44:29(44 min 29sec)
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- 2023
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- Global warmingClimate changeSustainable developmentEnvironmentEnvironmental awarenessFreedom of thoughtRรฉchauffement de la planรจteChangement climatiqueDรฉveloppement durableLibertรฉ de pensรฉeSensibilisation ร l'environnement
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- Paris
How can we tackle the climate issue without talking only to the convinced? Debates on the climate issue run the risk of becoming a highly divisive political issue, hampering much-needed action, warns sociologist Laurent Cordonier in a new episode of โChaleur humaineโ, a weekly podcast for reflection and debate on ways of tackling the climate challenge.

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