Akhila Kosaraju on LinkedIn: Climate change has a relatability problem. Indians can’t relate to… | 179 comments

In essence, the Lucretius Problem is rooted in the difficulty humans have imagining and assimilating things outside their own personal experience. Hundredth-percentile fire weather conditions during the hottest, driest May in recorded history, following a two-year drought in a sudden city filled with twenty-five thousand petroleum-infused boxes and

including sea level rise, changes in precipitation, polar melting, and probability of severe weather events. It is also necessary to understand how these physical phenomena will affect conditions of human life and ecosystems, including health, agricultural productivity, property loss, changes in heating and cooling costs, damage to unmanaged eco-sy

COMMUNITY RESILIENCE: AN ADAPTATION STRATEGY

Staring down the barrel of human-driven climate change, an astronomical cost of living, and a poor economic outlook, most people recognize that they are far closer in life to desperate refugees than they are to the politicians, war profiteers, and rapacious capitalists who create them.