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Relating,oups, there are still gaps that need to be understood, filled, and reflected upon when messengers relate with their audiences. This chapter asks how can climate action campaigners orient their dialogues and conversations to ensure stronger engagement with their audience, what are the strengths and l

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Visioning, issue by engaging in political actions and in changing their personal behaviours and mindsets. People could be provided with this new sense of collective identity and ownership when campaigners offer them a clear and unified regime alternative. This chapter asks how can climate action campaigners c

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Webbing,ligions, beliefs, etc. Equally essential for success, however, is how these heterogeneous actions can be linked together. This chapter calls for webbing and, so, asks how could networks be established in ways that encourage, engage, and empower campaigners and groups instead of weakening and dispiri

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Interacting,hus, interactions between people of like minds and other commonalities remain an imperative for climate actions. With low media attention and unfriendly media stance over climate issues, this chapter asks how do contemporary action groups achieve effective public communication, how can these strateg

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Conclusion,-based order. This requires multiplied climate actions of a strengthened climate action movement. Doing this is not a utopian work but requires series of and parallel efforts to relate actions with people’s everyday lives and aspirations, to deliver spatially and temporally proximate climate action

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