Cognitive Climate

Where does cognition meet climate action ?

Milind Kandlikar

Professor, Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability. Professor, School of Public Policy and Global Affairs Professor, Liu Institute for Global Issues and the 

Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs Program, C.K. Choi, UBC, West Mall, Vancouver, BC, Canada

School of Public Policy and Global Affairs, CA

http://ires.ubc.ca/person/milind-kandlikar/

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