Is recycling a feminine activity? Penn State researchers found that some men are hesitant to recycle because they don’t want to be perceived as gay or overly feminine. It’s a remarkable bit of research about how people view gender norms. We’ll explore the study and the consequences of attaching a patina of gender to pro-environmental behavior.
Our guests:
--Jim Tappon, part of the faith-based outreach team for the Citizens Climate Lobby
--Mark Primus, professor in the department of social work at Nazareth College
Sponsor Message
--Rowan Collins, local educator
--Peter Bartula, president of Computer Systems Asset Disposal
