Behavioral Science Solutions to Climate Change Problems | Noah Lanier | TEDxDuke

How do incentive structures change the way we think about environmentalism? Is education the best way to save the environment? Noah explores these questions from a behavioral science aspect. Noah is a freshman at Duke University from Vero Beach, Florida. During his gap year, he taught himself aspects of several subjects spanning across many disciplines, including a large bit of behavioral science. Currently, he is Co-President of the Duke Behavioral Science Group and is conducting research within the Duke Behavioral Science Unit to improve student well-being. Some of Noah's other interests include ethics, cognitive neurolinguistics, political theory, Buddhism, and analyzing how all these different subjects intersect. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx