Everyone cares about the environment: Prof. Emily Huddart Kennedy talks about her new book "Eco-Types: Five Ways of Caring about the Environment" #ecotypes sociology.ubc.ca/news/everyone-…

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The countdown is on! Two weeks until Eco-Types: Five Ways of Caring about the Environment is available! (S/O to UBC Sociology for hosting a fantastic book launch!) Get your copy through Princeton University Press

We're pumped to be hosting emily huddart at UVic Sociology for the Distinguished Women's Scholars lecture. She'll be speaking about her new book Eco-Types, which examines political polarization over environmental issues. Free public lecture at 5:30pm on 26 Oct (link/location TBD).

In Eco-Types, Emily Huddart Kennedy shows that there is more than one way to care about the #environment, outlining a spectrum of eco-social relationships that range from engagement to indifference. Pre-order your copy for Oct. 4 pub day: hubs.ly/Q01n8vgf0

Eco-Types: Five Ways of Caring about the Environment by emily huddart is now available on #SoundCloud !! on.soundcloud.com/oj7N4

Diverse #ecosocial relationships can overcome the #politicalpolarization underminnig our ability to protect the #environment. Now in #audiobook, Eco-Types by emily huddart is read by @JenneyWoodward, published by Princeton Audio @princetonaudio.bsky.social Princeton University Press #universitypress #ecotypes

Today is the day! Eco-Types: Five Ways of Caring about the Environment is available through Princeton University Press! Follow the link in my bio to grab your copy👆

Excited to welcome emily huddart at UVic Social Sciences later this month to talk about her brand new book on overcoming political polarization on environmental issues. It's free and open to the public - 5:30pm on 26 October. Not to be missed! uvic.ca/socialsciences…

What is your relationship to the environment? Are you "eco-engaged;" convicted in your beliefs and ability to affect change? Or are you"self-effacing" and unsure if your actions measure up to the ideal environmentalist? Take our new quiz to find out! knowyourecotype.com/?page_id=17

We held a Book Launch Party to celebrate Profs. Gillian Creese, Oral Robinson and emily huddart who published new books during the pandemic. Read more about our faculty's recent publications. sociology.ubc.ca/news/celebrati… #UBC

Today at 5:30 pm: Dr. Emily Kennedy, author of Eco-Types: Five Ways of Caring about the Environment, is hosting a lecture at @UVIC on political polarization over environmental protection and the importance of finding common ground. Emily Huddart Kennedy hubs.ly/Q01qFGYz0

It was a real treat to be joined by UBC Sociology's emily huddart as part of her book launch. She's given me a lot to think about on how social status and emotional belonging play into political polarization on environmental issues, and the value of staying curious about others.

Learn why acknowledging diverse eco-social relationships can help us overcome the political polarization that undermines our ability to protect the environment from the author of Eco-Types, Emily Huddart Kennedy. #Environment Emily Huddart Kennedy press.princeton.edu/ideas/can-we-a…

🎉 Happy one-month #BookBirthday to ECO-TYPES! ✍️ Emily Huddart Kennedy (emily huddart / Princeton University Press) 📚 Genre: #Nature / #EnvironmentalConservation Learn more: bit.ly/btw10422

New #SNR book review by @BriscoeSoc CSU Pueblo. Emily Huddart Kennedy challenges views about environmentalism and aims to reduce political polarization around environmental issues through an understanding of 5 eco-types. tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

NEW OP-ED! What type of environmentalist are you? thestar.com/opinion/contri… via @torontostar

Making the argument that there is more than one way to care about the environment, Emily Huddart Kennedy (Emily Huddart Kennedy) outlines a spectrum of eco-social relationships that range from engaged to indifferent. Eco-Types is available wherever you listen! #ListenUp @JenneyWoodward

Your eco-friendly choices may feel good, but they also play a role in political polarization: thehill.com/opinion/energy…

Thanks to NPR’s Academic Minute for the chance to talk about my book! Liberals and conservatives misunderstand one another’s relationship with the environment, fueling climate polarization. Emily Huddart Kennedy Princeton University Press Centre for Climate Justice UBC Sociology Listen here- academicminute.org/2023/02/emily-…