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Dr. Samantha Vanderslott 6th May 2021 at 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm Dr. Samantha Vanderslott is a health sociologist and research lecturer at the Oxford Vaccine Group. An expert on attitudes towards vaccinations, she draws on perspectives from sociology, global public health, history, science and technology studies, and has experience working in government as a Senior Policy Advisor at the UK Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.…

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We at Students Against Pseudoscience are delighted to invite Dr. Carol Tavris, author of Mistakes were Made, among many other brilliant books. You can read all about her wonderful work here : (https://tavris.socialpsychology.org/). Head to our bio to sign up to receive the event link and join our mailing list for much more.

Do you know anyone who is vulnerable to doubting the science of Climate Change? Have you wanted to help them understand the science? Here are some ideas which we hope are helpful!

We picked some books explaining Climate Change in a clear manner that we love.

Let's have a look at what Skepty the Skeptical Skunk has to say about Climate Change. Do they sound familiar to you?

Climate Change Deniers may strategically omit and manipulate data to create the impression that there is evidence against Climate Change, when in fact the data indicates that Climate Change is occurring. They may also reject scientific evidence for Climate Change as a hoax, or even promote or follow conspiracy theories that allege a widespread conspiracy among climate scientists to falsify evidence on Climate Change.

"Climate Change in the American Mind” is an annual survey of climate change perceptions in the American public, carried out by Yale University & George Mason University.

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