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https://www.furman.edu/news/wp-content/uploads/sites/218/2022/07/earcovering.jpg1280853FEBRUARY 20, 2012 by Daniel Smith '14, Contributing Writer Do you remember when your parents used to tell you to cover your ears? Whether they did it to use profane language, mute the loud whirring of a blender or to say things that would have taken far too much time to spell out, you did as you were told. According to Kari Marie Norgaard, this practice has now become integrated into our society's views about climate change.