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Climate advocates look optimistically to policy feedback as a mechanism for locking-in a decarbonization policy trajectory, but little research has examined whether and how climate legislation creates constituencies that could provide futur...
Yves Steinebach,Markus Hinterleitner,Christoph Knill et al. Yves Steinebach et al.
Various databases have been developed to track national climate policy efforts. These datasets facilitate comparisons across countries regarding policy activity, instrument choice, and policy effectiveness. This article evaluates these data...
Alicia Zhao,Kowan T V O&#x;Keefe,Matthew Binsted et al. Alicia Zhao et al.
Under the next cycle of target setting under the Paris Agreement, countries will be updating and submitting new nationally determined contributions (NDCs) over the coming year. To this end, there is a growing need for the United States to a...
Ramit Debnath,Felix Creutzig,Benjamin K Sovacool et al. Ramit Debnath et al.
The ongoing global race for bigger and better artificial intelligence (AI) systems is expected to have a profound societal and environmental impact by altering job markets, disrupting business models, and enabling new governance and societa...
Juergen Braunstein,Andreas C Goldthau,Konstantin Veit Juergen Braunstein
The transition toward renewables is central to climate action. The paper empirically tests whether renewables also enhance international peace, a hypothesis discussed in the International Political Economy (IPE) of renewables literature. It...
Ramit Debnath,Danny Ebanks,Kamiar Mohaddes et al. Ramit Debnath et al.
Identifying drivers of climate misinformation on social media is crucial to climate action. Misinformation comes in various forms; however, subtler strategies, such as emphasizing favorable interpretations of events or data or reframing con...