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A conceptual framework for emotion regulation and global climate change solutions

2025-07-20

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<p>Scientists have established consensus that humans are changing Earth’s climate and that the changes imminently threaten life, liberty, security, and wellbeing. Recent reviews describe emotion as a central component in human responses to climate change information, including decisions and actions that could be involved with climate change mitigation. Despite the burgeoning body of work on emotions related to cli...

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Literature Corpus work: b2be072f-a805-56b3-8bac-5e30da574370
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/j3nsg_v2

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