Beijing’s First Red Haze Alerts Sharpened How Residents Judge Air Pollution
A survey experiment around Beijing's first red haze alerts in December 2015 shows that high-severity warnings significantly reduced how much ...
A survey experiment around Beijing's first red haze alerts in December 2015 shows that high-severity warnings significantly reduced how much ...
Oregon State University researchers found that COVID-19 vaccination messages acknowledging distrust of government or affirming personal liberty significantly increased vaccination ...
A new community-based risk assessment in Sylhet finds that hailstorms have overtaken floods and cyclones as the most significant perceived ...
A new PLOS One study finds that people high in neuroticism suffered greater mental distress during the COVID-19 pandemic, driven ...
A survey of over 3,200 people in Japan and the UK shows that trust in artificial intelligence flows mainly from ...
A mixed-methods study finds that insecurity concentrated along Abia State's Umunneochi–Isuikwuato–Ohafia corridor sharply reduces tourist appeal, hotel occupancy and investment, ...
A new interdisciplinary study of Spain's Villafáfila wetlands combines biophysical indicators, stakeholder mapping, and risk perception analysis to reveal that ...
A validation study of 825 Spanish adults confirms that the five-factor Climate Change Perceptions Scale is reliable, invariant across key ...
A new econometric study of 240 smallholder farmers in Osun State, Nigeria, shows that the decision to adopt agricultural insurance ...
A survey of 350 households in Chitral, Pakistan, reveals that communities fear snow avalanches far more than glacial lake outburst ...
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