In the context of potential catastrophic climate change, it is vital that fundamental drivers of carbon dioxide emissions are pinpointed and addressed. One of the key drivers of these emissions is shown to be increased economic wealth. This paper highlights that links between wealth and carbon dioxide must be addressed, and that although highly debated, the links are not well considered, especially at the detailed level of what drives consumption preferences of the global wealthy. In the context of increasing wealth concentration and poverty gaps, this subject is central to issues of social justice as well as environmental integrity
Although past findings are inconclusive, there is evidence of a negative relationship between wealth...
The current model of economic growth generated unprecedented increases in human wealth and prosperit...
At high enough greenhouse gas concentrations, climate change might conceivably cause catastrophic da...
In the context of potential catastrophic climate change, it is vital that fundamental drivers of car...
Climate change is often described as the greatest environmental challenge of our time. In addition, ...
Economic development has moved 3 billion people in China, India, Brazil and other developing countri...
Recently, the potential role of social indicators in environmental degradation gets immense attentio...
In recent years, global climate has changed drastically and at an alarming rate. Sea levels are risi...
Climate change (CC) is one of the major and most encompassing threats in the world today. While the ...
Kirmser Undergraduate Research Award - Individual Non-Freshman category, grand prizeDan KuesterOver ...
Published online: 01 April 2021The relationship between wealth and climate change concern has been a...
© 2015 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht Based on a cross-national social survey, this paper...
Concerns over the pace, scope and causes of environmental degradation have led to a renewed interest...
This paper examines our understanding of climate change, as well as the reluctance of industrial soc...
Climate change is the most serious challenge of the 21st century. Scientists tells us that the risks...
Although past findings are inconclusive, there is evidence of a negative relationship between wealth...
The current model of economic growth generated unprecedented increases in human wealth and prosperit...
At high enough greenhouse gas concentrations, climate change might conceivably cause catastrophic da...
In the context of potential catastrophic climate change, it is vital that fundamental drivers of car...
Climate change is often described as the greatest environmental challenge of our time. In addition, ...
Economic development has moved 3 billion people in China, India, Brazil and other developing countri...
Recently, the potential role of social indicators in environmental degradation gets immense attentio...
In recent years, global climate has changed drastically and at an alarming rate. Sea levels are risi...
Climate change (CC) is one of the major and most encompassing threats in the world today. While the ...
Kirmser Undergraduate Research Award - Individual Non-Freshman category, grand prizeDan KuesterOver ...
Published online: 01 April 2021The relationship between wealth and climate change concern has been a...
© 2015 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht Based on a cross-national social survey, this paper...
Concerns over the pace, scope and causes of environmental degradation have led to a renewed interest...
This paper examines our understanding of climate change, as well as the reluctance of industrial soc...
Climate change is the most serious challenge of the 21st century. Scientists tells us that the risks...
Although past findings are inconclusive, there is evidence of a negative relationship between wealth...
The current model of economic growth generated unprecedented increases in human wealth and prosperit...
At high enough greenhouse gas concentrations, climate change might conceivably cause catastrophic da...