Partisan and ideological identities are a consistent barrier to the adoption of climate change
mitigation policies, especially in countries where fossil fuel reliance is the highest. We …

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 …

Do voters for different parties have distinct climate attitudes because of their positions on
other issues? With European Social Survey (ESS) data, we find that in Western (but not …

In the face of unrelenting climate change and insufficient mitigation, experts are increasingly
considering using geoengineering—carbon dioxide removal and solar radiation …

Since the 1990s, the influence of the internet and social media in daily communication has
skyrocketed. This has brought both remarkable opportunities and perceived perils. Recent …

This study aims to understand the relationship between environmental consciousness and
multidimensional (ie, cognition, affection, and activation aspects) of customer brand …

Climate nationalism has attracted renewed interest among scholars and analysts of
international climate politics, security studies, and international relations more broadly …

This paper identifies critical lessons from the climate change experience to guide how
communications and engagement on negative emissions can be conducted to encourage …

Bridging the political divide between liberals and conservatives is one of the biggest
challenges in reaching broad public support of climate policies. Research has suggested …

The past several years has seen a remarkable advancement in energy transition research
rooted in STS scholarship and a large growth in the study of political partisanship situated in …