Washington Post: The term that actually makes climate change less political
Media response to Kahan, D. M.; et al. (2015). „A[nbsp]new study, published recently in the Annals of the[nbsp]American Academy of Political and Social Science, confirms what we knew — that government[nbsp]proposals to cut greenhouse-gas emissions polarize us over climate change. But it also[nbsp]tells us of a potential policy that actually somewhat[nbsp]depolarizes[nbsp]people, while still[nbsp]getting them[nbsp]to care[nbsp]about climate change: geoengineering.“