Charlotte Rae: Diurnal impulsivity and interoception; how researchers can tackle the climate crisis

Charlotte Rae (University of Sussex, UK): "Diurnal dips in impulsivity and interoception; and a discussion on how researchers can tackle the climate crisis"
30 October 2023, 17:00
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[@AlccyMartin]

I'm from Brazil and I'm doing a Master's degree in Collective Health at the Saints Catholic University - UNISANTOS-SP, I took a Chronobiology course with PhD. Elaine Marqueze. Regarding the topic covered in the lecture, there does not seem to be a direct connection between "daytime impulsivity" and "interoception" (the ability to perceive internal sensations in the body) with the climate crisis. Researchers can get involved in efforts to educate the public about climate change. This can include effective communication ~about ~the impacts of human actions on the climate, the importance of sustainability, and the ways in which people can contribute to solutions.

[@AlccyMartin]

Develop and implement effective environmental monitoring systems to continually assess the state of the environment. This provides critical data for research and enables rapid response to extreme weather events.