Climate Communication Has Moved Us from Denial to Deliberation—Now We Must Act

The Supreme Court's recent ruling limiting the Environmental Protection Agency’s ability to regulate power plant emissions has prompted the need to rethink how we collectively confront climate change.

Ashley Ward, senior policy associate at the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, writes in an op-ed for The Hill that "we must change who is talking about climate, what they are saying, and to whom." Ward calls for changing the conversation from whether or not climate change is real to "exciting imaginations with detailed, specific plans showing how we can change the world."