Climate Action Gains in Public Support

88% of authorities consider that climate strategies should be evaluated based on their cost and their ability to reduce CO2 emissions. However, a new study published in Communications Sustainability suggests that this approach is too limited and does not take into account the most important aspects for the public.

Study Results: A New Perspective

The study in question argues that climate strategies should be evaluated based on their impact on quality of life, health, and well-being of populations. The authors of the study conducted an in-depth analysis of public concerns and found that people are more likely to support climate strategies that improve their quality of life and environment.