asked climate scientists to describe their feelings about climate change in hand-written letters. The other was a photographic project: environmental researchers were photographed while describing their feelings about the state of the planet.
We found that scientists were experiencing diverse, complex, and often contrasting emotions about the fate of the planet. Their feelings echo those of non-scientists and can be overwhelming, whether negative or positive – but they can also, we believe, be harnessed to create spaces where people can talk honestly and openly about their fears and about potential solutions.
project launched, he returned to some of the original contributors and asked them the same question. These letters were shown in galleries and housed online.When analysing all the letters submitted throughout the life of the project, it became clear that climate scientists feel many emotions about the climate, some negative and others positive.
The negative emotions were more frequent, with participants identifying feelings such as “distress”, “anger”, and “upset”. Initially, “hope” appeared as the most frequent positive emotion. However, the more we looked at this, the clearer it became that feeling hopeful about the future was not always a simple, positive emotion. Two key types of hope were displayed: “logical hope” and “wishful hope”.Logical hope had reasons: “we can be hopeful, because we are seeing changes”.
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I am more worried about the percentage of people in SA who doesn't have jobs and therefor can't feed their families. Climate anxiety is for the rich who don't battle things the average South African has to battle.
incoming: climate lockdowns when they r done with covid, they r moving on to climate