A duty that is both a privilege and a burden: teaching climate change in the context of an emergency

By Richard Brock, Melissa Glackin

Issue 383 | Page 23 | Published Dec 2021

Using the notion of 'epistemic duty', a requirement to align one's beliefs with the available evidence, to reflect on teaching climate change.

Climate change education

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