SSRN Electronic Journal,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
Incentivizing
prosocial
and
pro-environmental
behaviors
is
a
delicate
task,
given
that
monetary
incentives
can
crowd
out
intrinsic
motivation,
thus
hindering
sustained
positive
behavioral
change
causing
negative
spillovers
to
other
behaviors.
This
study
examines
whether
combining
interventions
into
policy
mixes
with
nudges
mitigate
these
effects.
Through
an
online
experiment
involving
over
4,000
participants,
we
investigate
the
potential
of
personal
social
norm
in
mitigating
motivation
crowding
subsequent
decisions.
Our
findings
demonstrate
rewards
alone
combination
effectively
promote
targeted
However,
analyzing
temporal
spillover
effects
reveals
tendency
negatively
spill
behavior.
highlights
norm-based
as
complements
incentives,
ensuring
enduring
By
incorporating
mixes,
policymakers
enhance
efficacy
sustainability
aimed
at
fostering
People and Nature,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
6(5), С. 2126 - 2143
Опубликована: Авг. 27, 2024
Abstract
Nature‐based
tourism
has
a
unique
opportunity,
and
arguably
responsibility,
to
promote
widespread
action
on
climate
change.
However,
research
suggests
an
aversion
providing
information
that
might
appear
divisive
or
‘ruin’
peoples
day,
particularly
in
places
are
vulnerable
degradation.
We
explore
how
exposure
change
nature
settings
influences
indicators
of
(i)
the
visitor
experience
(ii)
engagement.
Using
quasi‐experimental
approach,
we
provided
tourist
boats
operating
Great
Barrier
Reef,
Australia
compared
experiences
with
control
condition
where
was
not
provided.
Visitor
surveys
(
n
=
656)
assessed
perceptions
experiences.
Overall,
visitors
trips
were
more
likely
report
reef
exceeded
their
expectations
did
any
reduction
subjective
trip
satisfaction.
detected
minimal
effects
engagement
(threat
awareness,
seeking),
suggesting
room
for
improvement
interpretation
approach
design.
Indeed,
reported
high
levels
acceptability
incorporating
about
change,
actions.
Synthesis
applications
:
These
results
suggest
does
undermine
while
further
is
required
determine
most
effective
influencing
engagement,
appetite
exists.
It
possible
what
operators
fearful
of,
may
be
opportunity
improve
outcomes
aligned
both
industry
environmental
objectives.
Read
free
Plain
Language
Summary
this
article
Journal
blog.
European Journal of Sustainable Development,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(4), С. 379 - 379
Опубликована: Окт. 1, 2023
This
work
explores
the
emotional
activation
(anxiety,
fear,
and
anger)
resulting
from
cognitive-emotional
process
related
to
perception
of
climate
change:
a)
when
change
is
considered
result
human
action
(anthropogenic)
b)
planet’s
natural
activity.
An
experimental
study
was
conducted
with
104
participants
exposed
two
types
messages
about
causes
change.
The
results
showed
that
exposure
anthropogenic
influence
led
greater
threat
humans.
Moreover,
in
sample
expressed
more
anxiety
anger
(negative
emotions)
than
did
believing
due
Fear
not
significant.
Additionally,
we
verified
differential
role
emotions,
depending
on
type
future
behavior
intention:
emotions
act
as
mediators
between
threats
collective
pro-environmental
action,
while
acts
directly
individual
intention.
Keywords:
Global
warming,
negative
perception,
intention.
European Urban and Regional Studies,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
31(2), С. 168 - 183
Опубликована: Дек. 21, 2023
In
2019,
governments
across
Europe
set
the
goal
to
achieve
net-zero
greenhouse
gas
emissions
by
2050.
Through
its
high
share
of
energy
use
and
carbon
emissions,
building
sector
is
seen
as
central
in
this
endeavor.
While
European
Union
(EU)
national
regulation
incentive
schemes
provide
an
important
context,
how
green
realized
often
plays
out
at
subnational
spatial
scales,
including
buildings
are
designed
embedded
existing
regional
local
(infra)structures.
More
localized
scales
can
be
especially
when
considering
sustainability
operation.
contrast
design
construction
phases
buildings,
very
little
attention
has
been
paid
post-occupancy
studies
practices
users
enabling
or
constraining
transitions.
These
actors
are,
however,
crucial
reducing
a
fabric-only
technologically-focused
approach
will
insufficient.
This
article
seeks
contribute
better
understanding
role
impact
once
operation
through
frame
lived
sustainabilities.
It
focuses
on
changes
shaped
interdependences
between
discourses
expectations,
framings
understandings,
activities
associated
with
living
working
well
materialities
buildings.
Furthermore,
we
present
research
agenda
that
highlights
wider
everyday
affected
entangled
dimensions
transitions
which
define
different
contexts
bring
fore
importance
terms
might
have.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(12), С. 5125 - 5125
Опубликована: Июнь 16, 2024
This
study
investigates
the
perceptions
and
behaviors
related
to
sustainable
food
consumption
among
various
demographic
groups
in
northern
Taiwan,
focusing
on
metropolitan
areas
of
Taipei
City
New
City.
The
narratives
Taiwanese
people
practicing
eating
were
analyzed
by
applying
practice
theory.
Semi-structured
interviews
conducted
with
30
participants
from
diverse
backgrounds
(e.g.,
university
students,
homemakers,
professionals,
retirees).
Their
educational
work
experience
recorded.
research
highlights
effects
urbanization
choices
consumers,
highlighting
challenges
such
as
high
costs,
time
constraints,
limited
access
kitchen
facilities
students.
High-income
professionals
retirees
exhibited
a
preference
for
organic
locally
sourced
foods,
whereas
middle-aged
homemakers
emphasized
seasonality
support
small
farmers.
crucial
roles
information
sources
online
media
television)
cultural
factors
religious
beliefs)
influencing
also
identified.
Despite
its
regional
focus,
this
provides
valuable
insights
recommendations
policymakers
that
can
consumption.
Academics
have
often
contributed
to
designing,
running,
and
evaluating
participatory
events
with
publics
on
climate
action.
Whilst
assemblies
are
perhaps
the
most
well-known
of
such
events,
there
is
also
a
proliferation
smaller
more
local
projects
suggesting
scope
for
reflection
role
academic
researchers
in
this
evolving
space.
We
deploy
an
experimental
methodology
that
blends
personal
reflections
group
discussion
amongst
authors
help
unpack
lessons
learned
from
project
led
by
council,
where
we
facilitated
involvement
people
decision-making
around
Reflecting
our
individual
positionalities,
question
extent
which
well
placed
build,
maintain,
sustain
trust,
requires
spending
time
place,
continuity,
ceding
power.
As
“outsiders”
“elite
connotations,”
as
actors
space
open
discussion.
Indeed,
could
be
perceived
missed
opportunity
retain
money
knowledge
locally
responsibility
grassroots
organisations.
Our
experience
suggests
framing
public
participation
terms
design
facilitation
deficit
somewhat
misleading.
It
not
just
process
needs
attuned
diverse
communities,
but
ongoing
relationship
certain
enabling
conditions
flourish,
including
conducive
funding
frameworks
willingness
address
incumbent
power
differentials
between
state
non-state
actors.
Abstract
‘People’
are
central
both
to
populism,
an
ideology
in
which
‘people’
pitted
against
corrupt
elites,
and
climate
science
policy,
advocate
‘people-centred’
action.
Our
Brief
Communication
explores
references
change
on
Twitter
(now
X).
Populist
tropes
(the
people
elites)
were
not
restricted
climate-sceptical
tweets;
they
extended
tweets
that
recognised
was
real
but
expressed
mistrust
about
actions.
Environmental Research Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
6(12), С. 125012 - 125012
Опубликована: Ноя. 13, 2024
Abstract
Incorporating
equity
into
climate
resilience
planning,
especially
through
participatory
processes,
is
important
to
adequately
address
social
vulnerability
and
avoid
reproducing
inequities.
Recent
analyses
of
adaptation
plans
in
the
United
States
suggest
that
there
increasing
attention
on
justice,
but
a
wide
variation
how
it
being
incorporated
implemented.
Available
studies
planning
are
limited
by
their
focus
larger
urban
areas
plan
contents.
This
research
contributes
qualitative
analysis
engagement
for
smaller
cities
rural
areas.
It
presents
findings
from
community
case
used
as
part
human-centered
design
develop
an
equitable
tool.
Materials
tool
were
conduct
activities
including
storytelling,
mapping,
brainstorming
actions
elicited
members’
experiences
with
hazards
disasters
ideas
actions.
Themes
emerged
workshop
discussions
were:
include
both
environmental
concerns
addressing
resilience,
challenges
associated
framing,
underlying
systems
perpetuate
inequities,
recognizing
different
types
trauma,
power
convening,
sustaining
without
dedicated
resources.
article
provides
insights
inform
efforts
better
incorporate
advance
study
resilience.
SSRN Electronic Journal,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
Incentivizing
prosocial
and
pro-environmental
behaviors
is
a
delicate
task,
given
that
monetary
incentives
can
crowd
out
intrinsic
motivation,
thus
hindering
sustained
positive
behavioral
change
causing
negative
spillovers
to
other
behaviors.
This
study
examines
whether
combining
interventions
into
policy
mixes
with
nudges
mitigate
these
effects.
Through
an
online
experiment
involving
over
4,000
participants,
we
investigate
the
potential
of
personal
social
norm
in
mitigating
motivation
crowding
subsequent
decisions.
Our
findings
demonstrate
rewards
alone
combination
effectively
promote
targeted
However,
analyzing
temporal
spillover
effects
reveals
tendency
negatively
spill
behavior.
highlights
norm-based
as
complements
incentives,
ensuring
enduring
By
incorporating
mixes,
policymakers
enhance
efficacy
sustainability
aimed
at
fostering
