Insights from climate psychology for misinformation research

POWERED BY VARIABILITY: RETHINKING CLIMATE POLICY FOR PASTORALISM

This brief calls for climate policies and finance that recognise pastoralists’ specialisation to manage climate risk as the foundation of their productivity, sustainability, and adaptive strength.

How Climate Change Confounds Conventional Normative Theories

Normative theories often fail when applied to future generations, creating counterintuitive results in climate change policy. This paper explores these challenges to explain why many sophisticated arguments initially seem implausible. It divides normative ethics into consequentialist and deontological approaches, sho...

Unraveling Debunked Climate Change Disinformation and Responses to Fact-Checks: Evidence From the United States, Netherlands, and Philippines

Volume 9 (2026) Climate and Responsibility

This issue focuses on the various ways responsibility affects environmental justice. Specifically, this volume urges us to think about how societal and individual (in)action influences ecological crises and what informs this behavior, with a specific focus on religious and Indigenous beliefs and values.

Governments must reconcile dissonant climate assessment approaches

Generative artifical intelligence for climate dialogue justice