ScienceBlogs: How do Americans respond when they are asked to reflect on the public health risks of climate change and the benefits to health from mitigation-related actions? In other words, if we were to re-frame climate change in terms of localized impacts that people personally experience and can understand–such as vulnerability to extreme heat or poor air quality–could we shift public thinking on the issue? Those are the questions that I examine with Ed Maibach and colleagues in a study published …