Almost four decades of climate science have not yet led to transformative policy change at
the pace and scale required to confront the climate crisis. Colleagues in the planetary health …

Time is short to secure a liveable and sustainable future; yet, inaction from governments,
industry and civil society is setting the course for 3.2° C of warming, with all the cascading …

This systematic meta-narrative literature review aims to explore the narratives of trust evident
in literature on public (mis) trust relating to climate science published up until May 2021, and …

The science-society contract is broken. The climate is changing. Science demonstrates why
this is occurring, that it is getting worse, the implications for human well-being and social …

Thousands of universities have made climate emergency declarations; however the higher
education sector is not rising to the collective challenge with the urgency commensurate with …

Our current economic and political structures have an increasingly devastating impact on the
Earth's climate and ecosystems: we are facing a biospheric emergency, with catastrophic …

There is continuing debate about which climate-policy instruments are most appropriate to
reduce emissions. Undertaking a global survey among scientists who published on climate …

Nowhere is the partisan politicization of science more pronounced than on the subject of
climate change, with Republican and Democratic voters divided on whether climate change …

Scientists have developed a strong consensus that Earth's climate is changing and that
human activities play an important role in these changes. However, current research shows …

Researchers from different disciplines have different opinions about carbon pricing. To
better understand the reasoning behind these perspectives, we utilize responses to three …