Morals and climate decision-making: insights from social and behavioral sciences

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WorldFish
Published on
29.07.21
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A group of women working together to cultivate fish and vegetables in a community-based fisheries management in Bangladesh. Photo by CBFM-Fem Com Bangladesh.

WorldFish researcher Jacqueline D. Lau answers questions on her new publication exploring the role of morality in climate decision-making.

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