Yee Van Fan,Charlie Wilson,Marina Andrijevic et al.
Yee Van Fan et al.
Digital transformation refers to the widespread use of digital technologies in ways that reshape societal and economic activity, with significant impacts on sustainable development and climate challenges-both for better and for worse. Using...
Growing climate change risk concerns with rising regional disparities in China [0.03%]
气候变化风险意识增强及地区差异扩大
Ziqian Xia,Jinquan Ye,Ramit Debnath et al.
Ziqian Xia et al.
This study presents a high-resolution mapping of climate change perceptions across China, highlighting the evolution of public perception regarding the priority and impact of climate change over a 13-year period between 2010 and 2023. Utili...
How scientists can contribute to the social movements essential to protecting climate and nature [0.03%]
科学家可以如何贡献于保护气候和自然所必需的社会运动
Abigail J Perrin,Stuart Capstick,Tracey Elliott et al.
Abigail J Perrin et al.
Scientists have much to contribute to the growing social movements pushing for urgent and transformative change to address the climate and biodiversity crises. Depending on their skills, interests and circumstances, scientists can actively ...
Navigating the politics of transformational adaptation in international climate negotiations [0.03%]
国际气候谈判中转型适应的政治性探讨
Robbert Biesbroek,Emilie Broek,Dore Engbersen et al.
Robbert Biesbroek et al.
Transformational adaptation to climate risks is an emerging topic in international climate negotiations. However, political views diverge on the desirability and feasibility of introducing transformational adaptation as a new concept. While...
Unraveling the conditions for post-adoption contestation over hard climate policy in OECD countries [0.03%]
经合组织国家气候硬政策采纳后的争议条件研究
Ksenia V Anisimova,James J Patterson
Ksenia V Anisimova
Understanding drivers of public contestation over hard climate policies is crucial for advancing climate action. While existing literature provides insights into conditions for policy support and adoption, conditions for policy contestation...
Aarti Gupta,Max van Deursen
Aarti Gupta
Transparency is often extolled as the key means to secure accountability in the global climate regime. In practice, when transparency reports do reveal politically salient information, the use of such information to enhance accountability m...
Leonardo Nascimento,Niklas Höhne
Leonardo Nascimento
To identify means to improve mitigation efforts, we investigated whether the number of climate policies is associated with emission projections up to 2030 and compared policies' prevalence across country groups. We find that larger and more...
Pope Francis, climate message, and meat tax: evidence from survey experiment in Italy [0.03%]
教皇方济各、气候信息和肉税：来自意大利的调查实验证据
Nela Mrchkovska,Nives Dolšak,Aseem Prakash
Nela Mrchkovska
The livestock sector accounts for 14.5% of global greenhouse emissions. Using an online survey experiment (n = 1200) in Italy, we examine respondents' willingness to support a public petition for a meat tax sponsored by a nongovernmental or...
Machine learning identifies key individual and nation-level factors predicting climate-relevant beliefs and behaviors [0.03%]
机器学习识别出预测气候相关信仰和行为的关键个人及国家层面因素
Boryana Todorova,David Steyrl,Matthew J Hornsey et al.
Boryana Todorova et al.
While numerous studies have examined factors associated with climate-friendly beliefs and behaviors, a systematic, cross-national ranking of their key correlates is lacking. We use interpretable machine learning to quantify the extent to wh...
Understanding digitalization's environmental impact: why LCA is essential for informed decision-making [0.03%]
理解数字化的环境影响：生命周期评估对于知情决策为何至关重要
Hannes Bluhm,Daniela Wohlschlager,Johanna Pohl et al.
Hannes Bluhm et al.
This comment critiques Gritsenko et al.'s dismissal of environmental assessments such as Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) in analyzing digitalization's environmental impacts. While acknowledging the need for action amidst uncertainty, we argue tha...