If you are interested in ways to protect wetlands exposed by the SCt’s Sackett decision, check out our new exploration of private environmental governance options. Michael Gerrard Jonathan H. Adler Tom Dietz Jonathan Nash papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

📢In the latest issue of NatureClimate, we present an ambitious vision for improving the contribution of behavioral science for climate change mitigation🌟🌍

We offer six actionable recommendations for research on individual climate behavior🌱💡
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Now official: Realizing the full potential of behavioral science for climate change mitigation. Nature Climate Change, 14(4), 322-330. 10.1038/s41558-024-01951-1.

postprint: osf.io/preprints/psya…

At the time, the saying at MSU was 'Always trust MSU grad students.' Couldn't agree more.

Excitement is building for our annual ELPAR DC conference. Join us this morning at eli.org/environmental-… Vanderbilt Law EELU Program Linda K. Breggin Environmental Law Institute

Nicholas Poggioli This is the best paper on that topic in my view. nature.com/articles/49347…

🚨📝 Extremely excited about this new paper in NatureClimate !!
Together with a bunch of amazing colleagues, we provide a perspective on how to effectively include behavioral science in research on mitigating climate change
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How can #BehavioralScience help achieve meaningful climate change mitigation? Read our new paper in NatureClimate

Wonderful collaboration led by Kristian Steensen Nielsen with Viktoria Cologna Cameron Brick @hennlaLaura Jan Bauer Tom Dietz Sebastian Berger, Paul Stern, Ulf Hahnel & Florian Lange

🚨It's finally out!!🥳

In NatureClimate, we present a highly ambitious vision for how to realize the full potential of behavioral science for climate change mitigation🌍

It's been quite the journey, so I'm beyond excited to tell you about it🧵
nature.com/articles/s4155…

🚨 Now out in NatureClimate 🥳

We present an ambitious research agenda with six concrete recommendations that can help behavioral science reach its full potential for climate change mitigation 🌍💫

Find out more about our recommendations below 🧵
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Who's lobbying on what with whom in the U.S. states?

Very proud to be making this major transparency and democratic accountability tool available free to the public.

This dataset has 14 million lobbying records in 17 states, on all issues.

And cool network graphics 4u.

Great new comment in nature calling for action to address growing levels of inequality👏

'Reducing economic inequality is not a panacea for health, social and environmental problems, but it is central to solving them all.'
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Knowable magazine did interviewed me on climate polarization. I tried to share the insights of my great co-authors, Madeline Judge, Yoshihisa Kashima and Linda Steg form our Ann Rev Env Res 2023 review. #climate #polarization
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“Someone with a 1-hr car commute needs to earn 40% more to be as happy as someone with a short walk to work. On the other hand, if someone shifts from a long commute to a walk, their happiness increases as much as if they’d fallen in love.” #CityMakingMath
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A new paper shows that while citations to scientific research in reports from Congress and think tanks has increased, Republicans and Democrats cite different studies. Here is a nice overview by science journalist Sean Cummings. I am quoted very briefly.
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Register now for the Annual Tom Regan Memorial Lecture, happening on April 15, given by Harvard Animal Law Visiting Fellow Dinesh Wadiwel! animal.law.harvard.edu/event/annual-t…

Many people in the U.S. don’t know how much progress we’ve made on carbon emissions reductions since 2005. Understanding that can increase optimism, which is a key to making further progress. Matt Burgess Tom Dietz City Atlas Jonathan Gilligan

Why can't academics give up flying?

We identified cultural, individual, and organizational reasons academics think we can't decarbonize research production.

Especially relevant as more conferences & workshops return to offline-only formats.

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I worked really hard on this paper over the last year. Coincidentally, I happened to be in Zurich when we published the preprint, which feels like a perfect location to publish a paper on carbon footprint inequality 🤗

#ClimateActionNow

Join us and ask hard questions! This is going to be a fun event with a Vanderbilt student leader and one of the top TN government leaders on the environment. Vanderbilt Law Linda K. Breggin Jonathan Gilligan