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| Making social change for climate change scientifically sound |
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"This is an immensely timely book. In a situation where our scientific understanding of climate change and its impacts becomes clearer and more solid, we urgently need to find ways to turn this knowledge into societal action. This gap between a richness of nevertheless uncertain scientific knowledge and a lacking understanding of processes of societal change is particularly intriguing in the case of climate change. The contributions to this volume profoundly reflect on this challenge and highlight steps to overcome it."
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Peter P.J. Driessen is
Professor of Environmental Studies at Utrecht University Pieter Leroy is Professor of Political Sciences of the Environment at Radboud University Nijmegen Wim van Vierssen is Professor of Science System Assessment of Water-related Research at Delft University of Technology |
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Climate change, from many perspectives and for many reasons, is a complex issue: scientifically, politically, and in terms of global justice. As such, climate change might be the global societal and political challenge of the 21st century. Dealing with it, either via mitigation or via adaptation, will ask for enormous societal efforts. |
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