India’s Clean Energy Shift Is Rewriting the Map of Global Power
New research argues that India's shift to solar, wind, nuclear, and green hydrogen is not just an environmental goal but ...
Tag: Climate Policy
Model reveals how disinformation can trigger abrupt collapse of carbon taxes
A new climate-economy model shows that informed democratic majorities can deliver stronger carbon taxes than constrained planners, but disinformation can ...
Fairness, Not Raw Power, Decides Whether the Public Backs Carbon Removal
A six-country survey experiment of over 10,000 people finds that public support for novel carbon removal technologies depends far more ...
Flawed math undermines the 2026 US vehicle emissions rollback, study finds
A new Science Policy Article argues that the Trump administration's 2026 rollback of US vehicle emissions standards rests on fundamental ...
Men Dominate the Mic at Taiwan’s Sustainability Forums, Study Finds
A study of 976 speaker appearances at 61 Taiwanese sustainability conferences in 2024 found women made up only 25.9 percent ...
Far-Right Politics Leave Their Mark on Germany’s Solar and Electric Car Boom
A large-scale study of German municipalities and survey respondents finds that rising support for the far-right AfD is consistently linked ...
After the Tipping Point: Why Climate Transitions Rarely Settle Into One Stable Future
New research in PLOS Climate argues that societies tipping toward net zero settle into multiple coexisting states that must be ...
AI Chatbots Show Status Quo Bias in Climate Advice, Study Finds
A University of Waterloo study of 11 large language models found that chatbots systematically favour existing options over change in ...
Climate Coalitions With Carbon Border Charges Could Break the Free-Rider Deadlock
Researchers propose that a climate coalition combining carbon pricing for heavy industry with border carbon charges could cut global emissions ...
Two Cities, Two Playbooks: How Shenzhen and Darebin Tackle Carbon From the Top Down and the Bottom Up
A comparative study of Shenzhen in China and Darebin in Australia reveals how contrasting multi-level governance arrangements shape the pace ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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