Around the world, most people are aware of the problem of climate change, believe it is
anthropogenic, and feel concerned about its potential consequences. What they think …

Research on policy support or public acceptability of climate change policies is proliferating.
There is, however, a great diversity in how these evaluative responses have been defined …

Recent proposals in the US and elsewhere aim to tackle climate change and socioeconomic
inequalities together through a Green New Deal (GND). GND proposals have been criticized …

Carbon taxes are considered a key instrument for achieving deep decarbonization but are
often unpopular among voters. While existing studies indicate that public opposition to …

In 2021, governments of 51 countries spent US $697 billion on subsidizing fossil fuels.
Removing fossil fuel subsidies is crucial not only for reducing CO2 emissions and making …

This paper presents the first global database of supply-side climate initiatives seeking to
constrain fossil fuel production. There is a clear imperative to keep a large proportion of …

European survey data shows strong temporal fluctuations in climate change concern within
European countries and large differences in concern between these countries. However …

Understanding how preferences for public policy instruments shape policy support helps
policymakers to design policies that begin to tackle large‐scale and complex problems, such …

Populism and its rhetoric are on the rise. Political actors across different ideological camps
and parties are employing dispositional blame attribution, emphasizing the non …

To reach ambitious climate change mitigation targets and steer actors toward more climate
friendly behaviors, governments will have to implement climate policy measures. Imposing …