We struggle to act on climate change because we are preoccupied with the urgent but less important work of everyday life and cannot easily see how the abstract but looming problem of environmental disaster is a major concern, is the argument made in

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The argument is made in "The Politics of Climate Change" by Anthony Giddens, where he discusses how the immediacy of everyday concerns often overshadows the abstract and long-term issue of climate change, making it difficult for society to act decisively.

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