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Susannah Fisher,Lisa Vanhala Susannah Fisher
Loss and damage is now firmly entrenched in global climate governance, yet there has been relatively little discussion around how to determine whether a loss and damage intervention is successful. We review the conceptual, methodological an...
Lukas Mayrhofer,Simon Fassnacht,Markus Foramitti et al. Lukas Mayrhofer et al.
Radical climate protests have been theorized to shape perceptions of moderate climate groups, a dynamic known as the radical flank effect (RFE). We examine this phenomenon through a longitudinal analysis of German media discourse on climate...
Sean Goodwin,Leo Goldsmith Sean Goodwin
Sexual and gender minorities (SGM) experience disproportionate climate impacts, yet no empirical analysis exists on their inclusion in adaptation planning. We ask: (1) To what extent are SGM included in National Adaptation Plans (NAPs)? and...
Nicholas Simpson,Salma Sabour,Luckson Zvobgo et al. Nicholas Simpson et al.
Getting heritage-relevant adaptation indicators right is critical for adapting heritage to climate change. We assess the Belém Adaptation Indicators adopted at COP30 under the UAE Framework for Global Climate Resilience to clarify strength...
Sharon Stein Sharon Stein
Despite the promise of "AI-for-climate" to catalyze climate research and action, dominant approaches risk reproducing the same cultural patterns that have fueled ecological breakdown and its unevenly distributed harms. These patterns includ...
Karl Scheifinger,Elina Brutschin,Kian Mintz-Woo et al. Karl Scheifinger et al.
Collective climate action hinges on the distribution of benefits and burdens of climate change mitigation. Yet assumptions relevant to distributional justice are frequently made only implicitly in climate change mitigation scenarios. Here, ...
Ajaykumar Manivannan,Viktoria Spaiser,Tristan J B Cann et al. Ajaykumar Manivannan et al.
Climate policies often fail when they clash with cultural values, social identities, and fairness perceptions. We propose Acceptability-Constrained Climate Policy Design (ACCPD), using large language models as "cultural world models" to sim...
Oscar Berglund,Colin J Davis,Samuel Finnerty Oscar Berglund
A key development in the post-pandemic climate movement has been the rise of small-scale civil disobedience groups, who prioritise high-profile disruptions to gain media attention. The British group Just Stop Oil (JSO) have been one of the ...
Roberto Spacey Martín,Nicola Ranger,Tobias Schimanski et al. Roberto Spacey Martín et al.
The extent to which firms are adapting and building resilience to environmental change is crucial information for financial institutions, regulators and governments. While corporates' physical climate risk exposure of their assets to enviro...
Phoebe Koundouri,Ebun Akinsete,Tony Capon et al. Phoebe Koundouri et al.
Protecting our oceans and advancing a sustainable blue economy require in-depth understanding of marine systems, driven by robust ocean observation, monitoring and valuation. Yet collecting reliable data remains time- and resource-intensive...