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What 20 Years of Scientific Research Reveals About Climate Change Awareness Campaigns
A new bibliometric study published in Sustainability analyzes two decades of scientific literature on climate change awareness campaigns, revealing key research trends, influential works, and gaps that could shape future climate communication strategies.
Climate Perceptions Drive Policy Support but Fall Short on Behavioral Change, New Study Finds
A comprehensive analysis of climate psychology and 2025’s costliest disasters shows that while acceptance of climate science strongly predicts backing for adaptation policies, translating concern into individual lifestyle changes remains elusive.
Belgian Study Exposes Hidden Gender Bias in AI Recruitment Tools
A comprehensive Belgian study has uncovered that AI-powered recruitment tools exhibit far more pervasive gender bias than previously recognized, even when explicit gender markers are removed from candidate data.
Water Scarcity Drives Environmental Migration in Somalia, Study of 40,000 Events Reveals
Analysis of 40,000 migration events shows that lack of water for crops and livestock—not conflict or economics—is now the dominant driver of internal displacement in Somalia, with major implications for food security and adaptation policy across the Horn of Africa.
WSU Scientists Map Photosynthetic Protein Landscapes, Unlocking New Crop Optimization Potential
Washington State University researchers have uncovered the molecular architecture of photosynthetic membranes, revealing how protein organization affects energy conversion efficiency and opening new pathways for crop optimization.
