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How sports stars can also be influential climate leaders Original

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By Sam Hampton, Steve Westlake
| The Conversation Verified
Extreme heat has become one of sport’s toughest opponents. This summer’s Fifa World Cup has once again raised concerns about players competing in dangerous temperatures. But football is far from alone. Tennis players have battled through extreme heat at Grand Slam tournaments. Marathon races have been cancelled because of soaring temperatures. Wildfire smoke has disrupted sporting competitions across North America and Australia.
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Politicians now talk of climate 'pragmatism' to delay action-new study

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By Steve Westlake, Lisa Lock, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has described her plan to "maximize extraction" of the UK's oil and gas from the North Sea as a "common sense" energy policy. Politicians are using language like this increasingly often—calling themselves "pragmatic" on climate change and invoking "common sense." It sounds reasonable, reassuring, and grownup—the opposite of "hysterical" campaigners or "unrealistic" targets.
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Politicians now talk of climate ‘pragmatism’ to delay action - new study

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By Steve Westlake
| Tolerance Canada
By Steve Westlake, Lecturer, Environmental Psychology, University of Bath Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has described her plan to “maximise extraction” of the UK’s oil and gas from the North Sea as a “common sense” energy policy. Politicians are using language like this increasingly often – calling themselves “pragmatic” on climate change and invoking “common sense”. It sounds reasonable, reassuring, and grownup – the opposite of “hysterical” campaigners or “unrealistic” targets.
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