Environmental Psychology Groningen
@epgroningen.bsky.social
Environmental Psychology department at the Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences at the University of Groningen 🍃
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Citizens' creative capital in energy governance: enacting inclusive energy governance in the Netherlands and France - Environment Psychology Groningen
We identify citizens’ “creative capital” for energy governance and argue that this brings added value for designing energy governance for a more socially, politically and environmentally sustainable e...
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November 21, 2025 at 1:01 PM
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They are both action-focused, but in different ways: problem-focused has actions aimed at reducing climate change and its consequences. Emotion-focused has actions for reducing or managing the emotions and stress caused by climate change, but that do not address climate change or its impacts.
November 18, 2025 at 8:48 AM
They are both action-focused, but in different ways: problem-focused has actions aimed at reducing climate change and its consequences. Emotion-focused has actions for reducing or managing the emotions and stress caused by climate change, but that do not address climate change or its impacts.
Here's the full paper, by @valkengoed.bsky.social (now our former colleague) and professor Linda Steg: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
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November 17, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Here's the full paper, by @valkengoed.bsky.social (now our former colleague) and professor Linda Steg: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Thank you @hannahdaly.ie for your candor about how climate anxiety can be a motivator in a professional context to take more action (and good to hear it's not a personally debilitating experience). Our colleagues made the Climate Anxiety Compass with other actions, either emotional or problem-based:
November 17, 2025 at 1:12 PM
Thank you @hannahdaly.ie for your candor about how climate anxiety can be a motivator in a professional context to take more action (and good to hear it's not a personally debilitating experience). Our colleagues made the Climate Anxiety Compass with other actions, either emotional or problem-based:
We found that EU citizens support a mix of mitigation strategies, namely renewables and behavior change *alongside* carbon removal (through a/reforestation & direct air capture and sequestration) and nuclear, especially if they will have a positive environmental impact now and in the future:
Forest or machine? Public perceptions and acceptability of negative emissions technologies and practices across six European countries - Climatic Change
To limit climate change to 1.5 °C, negative emission technologies and practices (NETPs) are needed to supplement, not replace, other essential mitigation efforts. We conducted a large scale survey on ...
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November 12, 2025 at 12:21 PM
We found that EU citizens support a mix of mitigation strategies, namely renewables and behavior change *alongside* carbon removal (through a/reforestation & direct air capture and sequestration) and nuclear, especially if they will have a positive environmental impact now and in the future:
Read the full paper by Isabel Pacheco, Ellen van der Werff and Linda Steg here: "Circular citizenship behaviors: How individuals can promote systemic change toward a circular economy" @rug.nl @rug-gmw.bsky.social
Circular citizenship behaviors: How individuals can promote systemic change toward a circular economy
Sustainability challenges, such as transitioning to a circular economy, require people to engage in sustainable behaviors. Yet, current systems often …
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November 10, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Read the full paper by Isabel Pacheco, Ellen van der Werff and Linda Steg here: "Circular citizenship behaviors: How individuals can promote systemic change toward a circular economy" @rug.nl @rug-gmw.bsky.social