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Universität Konstanz @uni-konstanz.de · 17/07/2025
Eine aktuelle #UniKonstanz Studie zeigt: Die sogenannte Carbon Inequality ist der Bevölkerung durchaus bewusst und viele wünschen sich eine gerechtere Verteilung: t1p.de/4ak6c
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HealthPsyKN @healthpsykn.bsky.social · 24/07/2025
Today is #EarthOvershootDay, and in Germany, #CarbonInequality is getting attention. Our recently published article shows support for societal change - the rich should lead by example and have the best, not worst, carbon footprints! www.deutschlandfunk.de/umweltminist...
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"Erdüberlastungstag" - Umweltminister Schneider: Klimawandel ist größte soziale Frage unserer Zeit
Der Klimawandel gehört nach Worten von Bundesumweltminister Schneider zu den größten sozialen Fragen der Zeit.
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HealthPsyKN @healthpsykn.bsky.social · 24/07/2025
Collectively, people acknowledge carbon inequality (= the rich emit more) and favor fairer emission distributions. However, individually they perceive themselves to be better than others. We are excited that our findings have been published in @natcomms.nature.com! 🤩 www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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The carbon perception gap in actual and ideal carbon footprints across wealth groups - Nature Communications
Survey data from Germany show that, collectively, people acknowledge carbon inequality and favor fairer emission distributions yet individually perceive themselves to already be ahead of others—reveal...
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Christophe Bousquet @krisanathema.fediscience.org.ap.brid.gy · 08/07/2025
New #paper from our research group led by #JohannaKoechling and @jekoller.bsky.social on the #carbon #perception gap in actual and ideal #CarbonFootprints across #wealth groups 🎉 #NatureCommunications www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-…
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The carbon perception gap in actual and ideal carbon footprints across wealth groups - Nature Communications
Survey data from Germany show that, collectively, people acknowledge carbon inequality and favor fairer emission distributions yet individually perceive themselves to already be ahead of others—revealing a carbon perception gap.
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Communications Sustainability @commssustain.nature.com · 07/07/2025
Most drivers think they are better-than-average drivers. But what about carbon footprint? Is yours better than others within the same wealth group? New research in Germany out at Nature Communications @natcomms.nature.com shows important perception gaps. Read more about it here rdcu.be/evb3V
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The carbon perception gap in actual and ideal carbon footprints across wealth groups
Nature Communications - Survey data from Germany show that, collectively, people acknowledge carbon inequality and favor fairer emission distributions yet individually perceive themselves to...
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