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It is exactly this positive outlook, combined with the localization of global warming, that has been missing from the public dialogue on climate change, climate communication experts say.

The divestment movement is already amplifying the dialogue around climate solutions, engaging thousands of students worldwide, and bolstering a fast-growing climate change movement.

This is not the first time Francis or church leaders have spoken in strong terms about the environment -- the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops released a "plea for dialogue" on climate change in 2001 -- though the encyclical is the first to address climate change in such an official manner from the church's highest leader.

The complete shut-down of conservative dialogue about climate solutions which followed John McCain's 2008 defeat (reinforced by the 2010 defeat of South Carolina Republican Bob Inglis over his climate leadership) appears to be softening.

Distorted social inferences like these are fuelled by the absence of positive dialogue on climate change.

And this requires modeling, interaction with local governments and national governments, and increasing dialogue with climate scientists.

The Prime Minister also expressed satisfaction that the political dialogue and climate between his country and the United States have recently improved.

As part of the discussion, Revkin also touched on the challenges and opportunities of sustaining dialogue on climate change and related issues.

As cooperation and dialogue on climate change with the US federal government has dried up, other – usually European – nations have sought diplomatic connections with governors and mayors across the US.

Andrew Revkin, one of America's leading writers on environmental sustainability, reflects on the role of media and the scientific community in the current moment, and the challenges and opportunities of sustaining a public dialogue on climate change.

The climatologist Michael Mann, who is director of the Earth System Science Center at Pennsylvania State University, said he did believe that Clinton and Sanders had engaged in meaningful dialogue about climate change, and pointed the finger of blame at the media for failing fully to reflect that.