Feasible climate mitigation

Paul C. Stern (), Thomas Dietz, Kristian S. Nielsen, Wei Peng and Michael P. Vandenbergh
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Paul C. Stern: Social and Environmental Research Institute
Thomas Dietz: Michigan State University
Kristian S. Nielsen: University of Cambridge
Wei Peng: Pennsylvania State University
Michael P. Vandenbergh: Vanderbilt University

Nature Climate Change, 2023, vol. 13, issue 1, 6-8

Abstract: Efforts to achieve emissions targets often fall short. Science can help meet the targets by assessing the feasibility of initiatives proposed to reach them, focusing on issues of adoption and implementation and the behavioural plasticity of intended responders.

Date: 2023
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