Framing climate change as a public health problem seems to make the issue more relevant, significant and understandable to members of the public — even some who don’t generally believe climate change is happening, according to new research.![]()
Framing climate change as a public health problem seems to make the issue more relevant, significant and understandable to members of the public — even some who don’t generally believe climate change is happening, according to new research.![]()