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The case for longtermism: concern for the far future as a catalyst for pro-climate action

Environmental Studies and Forestry

The case for longtermism: concern for the far future as a catalyst for pro-climate action

S. Syropoulos, K. F. Law, et al.

This research by Stylianos Syropoulos, Kyle Fiore Law, and Liane Young reveals how longtermism beliefs inspire stronger climate action and support for policies promoting environmental justice. With over 4,400 participants, the findings highlight the critical role of responsibility to future generations in fostering pro-climate attitudes and actions.

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