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English: Conceptual model showing how six inter-related forms of invisibility (shown in orange) cause systematic biases which contribute to the health risks (and appreciation of impacts already experienced) from climate change being under-estimated, misunderstood, exacerbated or ignored (red). The underlying causes of these invisibilities (yellow), are the outcomes of context-dependent structures of socio-political inequalities and associated hierarchies. Strategies (blue) are proposed to tackle underlying causes of invisibility and reduce the tensions of being visible. |
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| Source | https://doi.org/10.1016/j.socscimed.2019.112448 |
| Author | Luke Parry |
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