by jarbel | Nov 24, 2024 | Calender
It is understandable to feel anxious about an uncertain future that may be marked by crises and changes. There are some psychological “tricks” to cope with this anxiety, such as taking a break from climate news or talking to someone. A more practical...
by jarbel | Nov 24, 2024 | Calender
This is a question many of us have probably asked ourselves when we want to engage in an activity that we know causes significant emissions and feels hard to justify. Someone who “negotiates” with themselves in this way is trying to reconcile two...
by jarbel | Nov 24, 2024 | Calender
Yes, most likely, and that’s because higher income usually leads to higher consumption, and almost all consumption results in emissions. Individuals with higher incomes tend to live in larger homes, own additional properties, rely more on car transportation, and...
by jarbel | Nov 24, 2024 | Calender
Research in this area shows a complex relationship between environmental awareness and reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. Increased awareness of one’s own carbon footprint can be a first step toward more sustainable behaviors, but it is not a guarantee of...
by jarbel | Nov 24, 2024 | Calender
Although many Swedes express both interest in environmental issues and concern about the effects of human activities on the climate, voluntary changes in individuals’ consumption behaviors are not as common. To bridge this gap between attitudes and behaviors,...
by jarbel | Nov 24, 2024 | Calender
Rebound effects, sometimes called indirect or second order effects, are the unintended consequences that can arise when sustainability measures lead to changes in environmental impact, often due to altered costs. Rebound effects can include direct economic rebound,...
