Don't Even Think About It

In "Don't Even Think About It," author George Marshall delves into the intriguing psychological barriers that prevent us from taking action against climate change, despite widespread acknowledgment of its reality. Published in 2015, this compelling book spans 272 pages and offers a thought-provoking exploration of the human psyche. Marshall engages with a diverse array of voices, from Nobel Prize-winning psychologists to Texas Tea Party activists, and from leading climate scientists to their critics. Through these encounters, he uncovers the complex interplay of values, assumptions, and prejudices that shape our responses to this pressing global issue. Ideal for readers interested in climate change, psychology, and social behavior, "Don't Even Think About It" invites you to reflect on why we often choose inaction over awareness. Join George Marshall on this enlightening journey and discover the factors that influence our decisions regarding one of the most critical challenges of our time.