The Climate Psychologist

Introducing Team Members! Fred Branfman: “Do Our Children Deserve to Live”

by Margaret Klein SalamonClimate psychology, Human Climate Movement, Moral Responsibility, Thinktivism December 20, 2013December 20, 2013No Comments

The best thing about having the blog The Climate Psychologist is all of the allies it has connected me to. Climate change is a global issue, and meeting activists (and thinktavists!) from around the world has been exhilarating and enriching. Some of the people I have connected with deeply agree with my psychological, “person-to-person, Pledge …

Revised Human Climate Pledge

by Margaret Klein SalamonHuman Climate Movement December 12, 2013January 26, 201410 Comments

Since publishing, “Answering the Question of our Time, Together,” I have received lots of excellent feedback on Human Climate Movement strategy, and on the Human Climate Pledge itself. I have revised the Pledge to incorporate this feedback. (And, in a week or so, I will release a revised version of the proposal.) **This Pledge is for …

Creating the Human Climate Pledge App (and State of the Blog updates)

by Margaret Klein SalamonBlog Stuff, Human Climate Movement, State of the blog December 4, 2013December 20, 20133 Comments

I apologize for my recent pause in posting! (Interrupted only by my recent post about Climate Collaborative’s outstanding video.) My excuse is that I have been focused on creating the foundation for a person-to-person, pledge-based Human Climate Movement. Here is a brief report on my activities: 1) Moving Human Climate Movement strategy forward, by working …

“Moral Power for Climate Action” Video from Climate Collaborative

by Margaret Klein SalamonBlog Stuff, Emotions, Living in Climate Truth December 2, 2013No Comments

This is a Climate Psychologist milestone! While I have, until now, posted only original content, this video, by Climate Collaborative provides a fantastic reason to change it up. Moral Power for Climate Action From the video: “When I look at my own 3-year old daughter, I almost never allow myself to think about climate change and …