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Tree planting was one of 11 environmental actions measured within a new study into the climate psychology of making change happen at both personal and policy levels | Credit: iStock
To encourage more people to live climate-friendly lives, it is possible to apply psychological strategies that appeal to human emotions and values, fresh research suggests
Quick and easy interventions that inspire people to take direct climate action are the holy grail. Behavioural scientists and policymakers are keen to learn which small steps can make the biggest difference....
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