Make more ice, hug the polar bears and save the world: The bold climate solutions of children in VR
For children, the Arctic is something to save. For adults, it is something connected to systems, behaviors, and collective responsibility.
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Van inzicht naar impact: sociale aspecten bij besluitvorming over mijnbouw
Beleid en besluitvorming over mijnbouw en het gebruik van de diepe ondergrond raken steeds meer aan maatschappelijke en sociale vraagstukken.
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When science goes green
Laboratories are some of the most resource-intensive places within universities. Energy and water use, chemical waste, single-use materials and equipment replacement all have a negative environmental impact. How can behavioral interventions help scientists go greener?
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Symposium: The roles of different actors in addressing societal challenges
What roles can – and should – different societal actors play in addressing complex societal challenges?
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A fossil-fuel advertising ban is symbolic, and symbols really matter
The proliferation of ads for cheap air holidays and cruises can lull us into thinking that everyone does it, and can leave people who are trying to live more sustainably feeling like their efforts won’t amount to much against that critical mass of high emissions behavior.
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Circling back to behavior change
Policies that make it easier and cheaper for people to engage in circular behavior and using our voices to advocate for systems change becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Meet the team: Yongzhang Li
Learn more about our colleague post doc Yongzhang Li’s research
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Meet the team: Gonzalo Palomo
Learn more about our colleague post doc Gonzalo Palomo’s research
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Climate action and the coalition: betting on technology without changing demand or getting citizens involved is a missed opportunity
Insights from environmental psychology research can set up the coalition’s plans for greater acceptability and success, and set up The Netherlands for a more sustainable and just future free from fossil fuels.
Climate policies: The swing group that decides their fate
The political fate of climate policy proposals is determined not by the loudest but rather by a large group in between.
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