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It’s possible to ‘inoculate’ the mind against climate misinformation, a new study shows

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The transmission rate of misinformation may be slowed through a process known as ‘attitudinal inoculation’ — a process similar to vaccination, according to new research.

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Will these Alaska villagers be America’s first climate change refugees?

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Federal court tells challengers to EPA carbon ruling, ‘This is how science works’

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Here’s why I don’t respond to climate change deniers anymore

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