I had a delightful conversation with Eos.org (published by American Geophysical Union) about my research on gender and climate change beliefs. Thanks, Kimberly Cartier! The link to the article (published on Festivus) is below.

Providing a better life for future generations is Indonesians’ top reason for backing the country’s push to cut carbon pollution. Climate change hits differently once you’re a parent. Becoming a mom to Aaron renewed my commitment to this work. Read our new report on Indonesia for more insights 🌎

Sharing a new paper, now out in World Development. In many developing countries, women are less likely than men to see climate change as human-caused, largely due to unequal access to education and information. Link: tinyurl.com/yrdj59z8. DM me if you hit a paywall and would like a copy.

COP30 starts in five days and we've realized we need to highlight the mountain of international climate opinion research at our and yours disposal. Main takeaway? The world cares more than you think. Click below for more insights.

Nothing can be more rewarding than when your work intersects with your hobbies. We got some words in with Jennifer Carman and Marina Psaros about why gamers are important and how to engage them in climate action 💥 DM me for a copy if you hit a paywall! shorturl.at/GcJsJ

Got some words at Mongabay India: shorturl.at/fnnli. India's rich linguistic landscape means climate terminology varies across languages - making unified climate conversations more complex but not impossible. The data shows people are connecting the dots.

A journalist's email reminded me of our latest findings. Extreme weather events and related impacts are common and very worrisome for many people in India. This isn't about future projections but about what's happening to communities today. Full research: shorturl.at/udnJa

New research! Indigenous peoples across Latin America participate in politics at HIGHER rates than non-Indigenous citizens - protesting, campaigning, contacting government. Key factor: strong engagement in community organizations drives broader political action. Paper: shorturl.at/gDAA3

Pocket, an app to save online articles, is shutting down. Mozilla's explanation: "The way people save and consume content on the web has evolved." So, we're continuing with chaotic and mindless content consumption and taking away tools that help to engage with the Internet more mindfully from users.

📢 New report out! More Americans see climate change as a public health issue—39% say it harms health, but only 16% feel personally at risk. Awareness of heat stroke, air pollution & asthma has jumped 25+ pts since 2014. Who’s most affected? Low-income, older adults & more. Read here ⬇️ #ClimateHealth

Fridays are for comics. A diary comic exploring childhood obsessions with @comicsworkshop.bsky.social