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Kimberly Nicholas

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Lund
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Covers:  climate, environment, sustainability, science
Climate scientist @lunduniversity Bestselling author, bit.ly/3fcf2y Evidence-based climate action advice: wecanfixit.substack.com

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Dr. Kimberly Nicholas is Associate Professor of Sustainability Science at Lund, Sweden’s highest-ranked university.

She is the author of UNDER THE SKY WE MAKE: How to be Human in a Warming World (Putnam/Penguin Random House, March 2021), and writes for publications including Elle, The Guardian, Scientific American, and New Scientist, Decanter, and Carbon Brief. She publishes a monthly climate newsletter on linking facts, feelings, and actions for climate, We Can Fix It.

In her research, she st…

Kimberly Nicholas’s Journalist Portfolio

My Father Was Sick, But It's My Home That's Dying

My Father Was Sick, But It's My Home That's Dying

The climate emergency is not the problem of future generations. It is here for us, for me, for you, right her…

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Scientists need to face both facts and feelings when dealing with the climate crisis | Kimberly N...

Scientists need to face both facts and feelings when dealing with the climate crisis | Kimberly N...

I was taught to use my head, not my heart. But acknowledging sadness at what is lost can help us safeguard th…

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The 5 roles you may have to affect climate change

The 5 roles you may have to affect climate change

We are often encouraged as individuals to reduce our personal impact on the climate, but the truth is some pe…

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Wine lover: The climate needs you! - Decanter

Wine lover: The climate needs you! - Decanter

Kimberly Nicholas PhD (@KA_Nicholas ) is a sustainability scientist at Lund University, and author of Under t…

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Experts: Why does 'climate justice' matter?

Experts: Why does 'climate justice' matter?

The term " climate justice " captures the various ways in which global warming impacts people differently and…

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Debunking climate guilt in time for the holidays!

Debunking climate guilt in time for the holidays!

Hi friends, welcome to your last newsletter of 2021! Thank you for being on this journey together. I launched…

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We Can Fix It

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By Kimberly Nicholas
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Facts: Systems are made of people. Here's how to change them. 🕸️🧑‍🤝‍🧑| Feelings: Scents of Solastalgia🫙🕯️| Action: Host a climate movie night 🍿🌍 Welcome to We Can Fix It, where we face the climate crisis with facts, feelings, and action. Written by me, climate scientist Kim Nicholas. Hi friends! May is the most beautiful month in Sweden. The lilacs are in full bloom and the birds are singing their hearts out (starting at 4am with dawn in the far North!) I hope spring is treating you kindly.
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Which of your climate actions make the biggest difference? Here's how to find out

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By Charlotte Kukowski, Kimberly Nicholas, Gaby Clark Verified
| Phys.org Verified
This article has been reviewed according to Science X's editorial process and policies. Editors have highlighted the following attributes while ensuring the content's credibility: fact-checked trusted source written by researcher(s) proofread Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Go vegan, ditch the car, avoid air travel. Or forget all that—because it's corporations and governments that are really to blame. This argument can feel quite paralyzing, but what if this is the wrong debate to have?
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Which of your climate actions make the biggest difference? Here’s how to find out Original

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By Charlotte Kukowski, Kimberly Nicholas
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Go vegan, ditch the car, avoid air travel. Or forget all that – because it’s corporations and governments that are really to blame. This argument can feel quite paralysing but what if this is the wrong debate to be having? Our research shows that the most effective approach to climate action is for people to make change within societal systems, not just as consumers. After all, what are systems made of if not people?
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Empowering and democratizing contributors, but also destroying our attention capacity

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Florence Welch (Greta Thunberg already does!)

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

Yes, I wrote for The Sunburned Zebra about a Blur/Pulp concert at the Fillmore (!), and a review of Train Town, the scale railway in Sonoma.
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