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Explores the "unconscious" defenses, such as denial and apathy, that people use to cope with the anxiety of ecological collapse.

Examines how mental heuristics, biases, and a lack of immediate sensory feedback (e.g., the invisibility of CO2) hinder our response to global threats. The Psychology of Environmental Problems: Psych...

is a seminal textbook by Susan M. Koger and Deborah DuNann Winter that bridges the gap between human behavior and ecological health. Now in its 4th edition (re-titled Psychology for Sustainability ), the work frames "environmental problems" as behavioral outcomes rather than purely technical failures. Core Approaches to Sustainability Explores the "unconscious" defenses, such as denial and