3 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
American climate scientist (NCAR) and Jungian analyst who writes on the psychological dimensions of climate change — arguing that the collective inability to respond adequately to climate change is a psychological problem as much as a political or economic one, requiring depth psychological analysis.
American physicist at UC Berkeley who founded the Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature project — originally as a skeptical reanalysis of climate data, which ended up confirming the consensus on human-caused warming — and is known for his willingness to change his views based on evidence.
American physicist at NYU — former Undersecretary for Science at the Department of Energy — former chief scientist at BP — author of Unsettled — who argues that the scientific case for climate alarm is more uncertain than public communication suggests.