Environmental Studies and Forestry

Climate change beliefs and their correlates in Latin America

M. Spektor, G. N. Fasolin, et al.

This study by Matias Spektor, Guilherme N. Fasolin, and Juliana Camargo delves into the beliefs surrounding climate change in Latin America. While few doubt its existence, many underestimate its severe consequences, rooted in individualistic worldviews and low social trust. Explore these insights that can help combat climate skepticism in the Global South.

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