We review findings from social psychology and related fields to examine the bidirectional
relationship between the public—what are their views about climate change and the need …

Like any organism, humanity constructs its niche and adapts to the rest of nature by
modifying available materials around them. In the era that some have dubbed the …

To address the climate crisis, it is important to accelerate social tipping points in the adoption
of sustainable behaviors. Social tipping points describe the process whereby small changes …

This paper presents a novel methodology to quantify users' polarization within social media
networks, focusing on network structure instead of content. We model polarized networks as …

This dissertation provides a comprehensive empirical examination of collaborative
governance efforts in the Klamath Basin, a watershed traversing the Oregon-California …

The emerging field of convivial conservation (CC) draws on the tradition of political ecology
(PE) to present a “radical” alternative to contemporary environmentalisms, speaking to the …

Building on the extant literature, this study contends that higher political polarization,
wherein opposing individuals or groups engage in hostile interactions over political …

The reasons and ways that nature matters underlie every part of environmental decision-
making. Yet, there are disparities in how different kinds of benefits from and values about …

Culture and identity are increasingly recognized as shaping the acceptance of national
climate policy and thereby the opportunities, challenges, and dynamics of achieving …