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How the nature of inequality reduction matters for CO2 emissions. (2024). Costantini, Valeria ; Angel, Tobias ; Dangeli, Mariagrazia ; Berthe, Alexandre.
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  5. Narratives of Migration and Political Polarization: Private Preferences, Public Preferences and Social Media. (2025). Levi, Eugenio ; Reggiani, Tommaso G ; Grimalda, Gianluca ; Bayerlein, Michael.
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  7. The Impact of Climate Disasters on Climate Action: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Western Europe. (2025). Ricchiuti, Giorgio ; Galanis, Giorgos ; Tippet, Ben.
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  8. Too calm in the storm? Revisiting the Relationship Between Vulnerability and Climate Action. (2025). Ricchiuti, Giorgio ; Tippet, Ben ; Galanis, Giorgos.
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  9. Fighting climate change: international attitudes toward climate policies. (2025). Dechezleprêtre, Antoine ; Stantcheva, Stefanie ; Chico, Ana Sanchez ; Planterose, Bluebery ; Kruse, Tobias ; Fabre, Adrien ; Dechezlepretre, Antoine.
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  10. Does climate change stimulate citizens responses to conserving urban forest? Insights from stimulus-organism-response theory. (2025). Maleknia, Rahim ; Enescu, Raluca Elena.
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  11. Public support for climate policies and its ideological predictors across countries of the Global North and Global South. (2025). Schulz, Felix ; Bretter, Christian.
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  12. Public support for more ambitious climate policies: Empirical evidence from Germany. (2025). Goerg, Sebastian ; Sthr, Valentina ; Pondorfer, Andreas.
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  13. Are national climate change mitigation pledges shaped by citizens mitigation preferences? Evidence from globally representative data. (2025). Welsch, Heinz.
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  14. Is pro-environmental effort affected by information about others’ behavior?. (2025). Suri, Dominik ; Kube, Sebastian ; Bongers, Niklas.
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  15. Corporate Actions as Moral Issues. (2025). Spalt, Oliver ; Kempf, Elisabeth ; Iliewa, Zwetelina.
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  16. Carbon Taxes Crowd Out Climate Concern: Experimental Evidence from Sustainable Consumer Choices. (2025). Bauer, Jan M ; Pizzo, Alice ; Gravert, Christina ; Reisch, Lucia.
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  17. Corporate Actions as Moral Issues. (2025). Spalt, Oliver ; Kempf, Elisabeth ; Iliewa, Zwetelina.
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  19. Broad support for climate action in the EU. (2024). Hackmann, Angelina ; Andre, Peter.
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  20. Inflation concerns and green product consumption: Evidence from a nationwide survey and a framed field experiment. (2024). Tonzer, Lena ; Jeworrek, Sabrina.
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  21. What does it mean, what does it take, and why is it important to understand climate change?. (2024). Tarziu, Gabriel.
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  22. Are National Climate Change Mitigation Pledges Shaped by Citizens Climate Action Preferences? Evidence from Globally Representative Data. (2024). Welsch, Heinz.
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  23. How to increase public support for carbon pricing with revenue recycling. (2024). Pace, Davide D ; Schmidt, Klaus M ; Imai, Taisuke ; Woerner, Andrej.
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  24. Mental Models in Financial Markets: How Do Experts Reason about the Pricing of Climate Risk?. (2024). Zimmermann, Florian ; Bauer, Rob ; Smeets, Paul ; Godker, Katrin.
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  25. Un Plan mondial pour le climat et contre lextrême pauvreté. (2024). Fabre, Adrien.
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  26. Muddling through Climate Change: A Qualitative Exploration of India and U.S. Climate Experts’ Perspectives on Solutions, Pathways, and Barriers. (2024). Nepal, Sangeet ; Geiger, Nathaniel ; Sluder, Mary ; Mercer, Mack ; Yoder, Landon ; Weiler, Grace ; Miniard, Deidra ; Kravitz, Ben ; Rao, Ananya ; Nunn, Thomas ; Cain, Alora ; Attari, Shahzeen Z.
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  27. How the nature of inequality reduction matters for CO2 emissions. (2024). Costantini, Valeria ; Angel, Tobias ; Dangeli, Mariagrazia ; Berthe, Alexandre.
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  28. Comparing advice on climate policy between academic experts and ChatGPT. (2024). van den Bergh, Jeroen ; Savin, Ivan ; Salekpay, Foroogh.
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  29. Assessing the Resilience and Adaptability of Romanian Agriculture to Climate Change. (2024). Stanciu, Silvius.
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  30. Are Men’s Preferences for Couple Equity Misperceived? Evidence from Six Countries. (2024). Rauh, Christopher ; Golin, Marta ; Brs-Monteiro, Ana ; Boneva, Teodora.
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  31. Mental Models in Financial Markets: How Do Experts Reason about the Pricing of Climate Risk?. (2024). Zimmermann, Florian ; Bauer, Rob ; Smeets, Paul ; Godker, Katrin.
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  32. Mental Models in Financial Markets: How Do Experts Reason About the Pricing of Climate Change?. (2024). Zimmermann, Florian ; Bauer, Rob ; Smeets, Paul ; Godker, Katrin.
    In: CRC TR 224 Discussion Paper Series.
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  33. Are Mens Preferences for Couple Equity Misperceived? Evidence from Six Countries. (2024). Rauh, Christopher ; Boneva, Teodora ; Brs-Monteiro, Ana ; Golin, Marta.
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  34. Are Mens Preferences for Couple Equity Misperceived? Evidence from Six Countries. (2024). Rauh, Christopher ; Golin, Marta ; Brs-Monteiro, Ana ; Boneva, Teodora.
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  35. Mental Models in Financial Markets: How Do Experts Reason About the Pricing of Climate Risk?. (2024). Zimmermann, Florian ; Bauer, Rob ; Smeets, Paul ; Godker, Katrin.
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  36. How the nature of inequality reduction matters for CO2 emissions. (2024). Costantini, Valeria ; Angel, Tobias ; Dangeli, Mariagrazia ; Berthe, Alexandre.
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