“The study does not suggest that men are inherently responsible for environmental harm. Instead it argues that certain dominant or traditional forms of masculinity in specific contexts may be associated with higher emissions and lower engagement with climate action” sl1nk.com/ooe9pi2
theclimatewatch.com
Masculinity, identity and climate responsibility in a divided world
Study examines how masculinity, identity and politics influence emissions, climate action and public attitudes globally.
