The paper is excellent, thank you for providing access to it. "...treating these as mutually exclusive is conceptually and strategically flawed. Individuals act within systems, and systems are shaped and sustained by individual and collective behaviour." Exactly. bsky.app/profile/kris...

This sounds like an interesting and important article about agency for climate change mitigation, which I look forward to reading.

"People with higher socioeconomic status often have far greater opportunities to influence emissions… ...Nonetheless, most people probably have more personal climate agency than they recognize."

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🚨Fed up with the "individual vs. system change" debate?🚨 We've got you covered. 🙌 In our new paper in Nature Climate Change, we endeavour to move beyond that binary by introducing the agency frame (a-frame), a practical lens for identifying and intervening on high-impact climate behaviours. (1/n)

Excellent work from @charlotte-kukowski.bsky.social [email protected]@[email protected] & others. I think they're on the money regarding how some people are better placed to shape society, but everyone has at least some agency to shape behaviour 1/n

Climate / food sky: does anyone know of research into the GHG emissions of diet between different socio economic groups within a high income country? I am sure this paper exists but can't locate it. @waiterich.bsky.social @paulbehrens.bsky.social - do you know of anything? Thanks in advance!