Meta-analyses of the determinants and outcomes of belief in climate change

Overview of attention for article published in Nature Climate Change, February 2016

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C'est cohérent avec d'autres travaux, par exemple Hornsey et al. (2016) sur les déterminants de la "croyance" dans le changement climatique : https://t.co/6uiyKjLb7I https://t.co/zWBsSeAnZ7

14 Nov 2023

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@GeraldKutney Now, some clarity is being offered in the form of a new analysis published the journal Nature CC, which reviews all the existing literature on climate change beliefs and pulls out the broad conclusions that can be drawn from all the combined

08 Aug 2023

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@vincent_vvz @STR_CKR @LaurentGrangier @unifr @PLR_Suisse @plrfribourg @nantermod Et concernant la population : https://t.co/fJPP6GqeBA https://t.co/9zTIpNONV2

22 May 2023

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@an_rres @ScientistRebel1 @UBS @CreditSuisse Meta-analyses are even clearer science. https://t.co/fJPP6GqeBA https://t.co/rRBG4b4hJ1

11 May 2023

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