Sign in
Stories
Butterfly Professor's Climate Anxiety Combat
Share
Climate Change Threats in London and Bey...
Climate Change's $150 Billion Annual Tol...
Indonesia's Youth Demand Greener Policie...
Climate Change in Asia-Pacific Cities
Decoding Climate Complexity Through Podc...
Global Temperatures Surpass Critical Thr...
Overview
API
CU Boulder professor, Beth Osnes, uses a butterfly persona to combat 'climate anxiety' through a theatrical performance, sparking debate on its effectiveness and potential misguiding.
Ask a question
How might the use of a butterfly persona impact public perception of climate change and its impact on society?
In what ways can the debate surrounding 'climate anxiety' inform broader discussions on environmental sustainability and social justice?
What are the potential ethical implications of using 'climate anxiety' as a tool for political messaging?
Article Frequency
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
Nov 2023
Dec 2023
Jan 2024
Coverage