During the COVID-19 pandemic, several psychological scientists--with the support of BAPS--united to give advice to policy makers and the general public on how to deal with the pandemic. This initiative has evolved into a new goal to advise the public on the climate crisis. Last week, they published an opinion piece:
Opinion piece "psychology for the climate"
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