What would change your mind about climate change? We asked 5,000 Australians – here’s what they told us

By Kelly Kirkland, Research Fellow in Psychology, The University of Queensland
Abby Robinson, PhD candidate in Social Psychology, The University of Melbourne
Amy S G Lee, PhD Candidate in Social Psychology, The University of Melbourne
Samantha Stanley, Research Fellow in Social Psychology, UNSW Sydney
Zoe Leviston, Research Fellow in Social Psychology, Australian National University

Most Australians are still able to be convinced on climate change. As climate action drops off the radar, that’s good news

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