Can doom-and-gloom climate change messaging inspire action or cause apathy? Explore two studies that reveal surprising insights.
Category: Climate Research
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Social Comparison Encourages Climate-Friendly Actions
While personal actions lower emissions, studies reveal financial incentives and social comparison are key drivers for eco-friendly choices.
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Climate Change is Disrupting Rainfall Patterns Across the Globe
Research shows human-caused warming has increased rainfall variability worldwide, intensifying droughts and floods over the last century.
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Climate Anxiety in Motivating Pro-Climate Collective Behaviours
Climate anxiety and depression are on the rise. See how this distress is influencing individuals to take meaningful actions.
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No Climate Change Surge Despite Record Heat
In a year of record-breaking temperatures, data shows no surge in global warming rates, easing concerns of accelerated climate change.
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Where Do Climate Change Research Get Accurate Data?
Accurate temperature readings are critical for tracking and understanding climate change worldwide. Who provides the data?
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Rapid Greening in Antarctic Peninsula Observed
As Antarctica experiences record warmth, it's undergoing a surprising transformation: vegetation is growing rapidly across the icy landscape.
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NASA’s PREFIRE Satellites Track Polar Heat and Climate Change
NASA’s PREFIRE mission tracks polar heat loss into space, giving key insights into the Earth's energy budget and climate change forecasting.
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Is 1.6°C the Best-case Scenario for Limiting Warming?
A new study warns that even the most ambitious climate efforts may fall short, with only a 50% chance of limiting global warming to 1.6°C.
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Quality Climate Mitigation Data Needed in Asia, ADB Report Shows
Learn how accurate data and climate statistics are vital for addressing the impacts of climate change in Asia and the Pacific.