The Climate Web
<h2>The Climate Web</h2>
<p>This Climate Web Mini-Brain is intended to help explore the topic of an effective "climate narrative." How do you effectively communicate a problem with the intergenerational and other "wicked" characteristics of climate change? How do you overcome the cognitive biases and other barriers that interfere with internalizing and responding to a problem like climate change? These are difficult questions, and it's clear from the lack of climate progress that they haven't been effectively answered to date. Hence the need for a climate narrative. </p>
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<p>The material you've been exploring here is extracted from the larger <a href="http://www.theclimateweb.com">Climate Web </a> to make it easier to access and internalize. In fact the material organized here is only a small slice of the climate communications topic and literature organized in the Climate Web. And climate communications is only one of dozens of climate-relevant topics that can be explored through the Climate Web. </p>
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<p>While the Climate Web is a carefully organized climate change knowledge management solution, it can also be adapted to almost any specific topical or communications goal. Indeed, it can probably help you assemble an And-But-Therefore narrative for pretty much any climate topic you are working on. Contact the Climatographers for more information on how to do that. </p>