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Huge new study exposes disparate climate emotions around the world—and their consequences
anthropocenemagazine.org - Sarah DeWeerdt
Hope and worry are the emotions most consistently linked to support for controversial approaches to dealing with greenhouse gas emissions, according …
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4 days ago
This deceptively simple design tweak could make people choose vegetables over meat
anthropocenemagazine.org - Emma Bryce
How do we convince people to eat less meat? Put vegetarian options higher up on the menu for a start, a new study suggests. The research, published …
Anthropocene Magazine
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5 days ago
The secret to better batteries could be in your closet
anthropocenemagazine.org - Anthropocene Team
Researchers in Saudi Arabia have found that adding nylon—the stuff of stockings, ropes and umbrellas—to a new type of battery technology boosts its …
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6 days ago
When planting trees to slow climate change, don’t plant the same tree all the time
anthropocenemagazine.org - Warren Cornwall
People are planting lots of trees in the hopes it will help slow climate change. It turns out this will work better if they don’t plant the same tree …
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The idea that economic equality is good for the climate is appealing. But is it true?
anthropocenemagazine.org - Sarah DeWeerdt
Equal distribution of wealth results in increased greenhouse gas emissions, while inequality is a boon for the climate, according to a new analysis. …
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Is climate persuasion a fool’s errand?
anthropocenemagazine.org - Mark Harris
Climate psychology has come a long way. And it has a long way to go.