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Has the COVID-19 pandemic strengthened confidence in managing the climate crisis? Transfer of efficacy beliefs after experiencing lockdowns in Switzerland and Austria
In the spring of 2020, countries introduced lockdowns as radical measures to deal with the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, which led to strong disruptions of people's everyday lives. Such drastic collective measures had previously seemed inconceivable in relation to other urgent crises, such…
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People, not just places: Expanding physical and social vulnerability indices by psychological indicators
Abstract Damage and disruption caused by floods do not just arise from the characteristics of physical structures, but also from the characteristics of residents inhabiting these structures. Social vulnerability analyses typically employ socio‐demographic proxy indicators that do not address the…
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Realizing Recognition Justice in Flood Risk Management Policy: A Case Study on Implementation Gaps and Legitimacy Gaps in Austria
ABSTRACT Flood risk is often unequally distributed. These inequalities highly depend on socio‐political decisions. The recognition of the needs of individuals within a floodplain needs to be considered as a precondition for reaching justice in flood risk management, especially as people differ in…
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Mental representation of climate-relevant behaviours: Confirmatory testing of similarity patterns obtained in a card sorting task by young adults
Efforts to promote climate-friendly consumption need to address groups of interrelated behaviours; however, experts and laypeople have different perspectives on which climate-relevant behaviours belong together. Understanding laypeople’s mental representations, or the perceived similarity of…
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Interactions Between Public and Private Flood Adaptation: Insights From a Socio‐Hydrological Model
Abstract Flood damages result from interacting hydrological and social processes. System‐dynamics models can describe these interactions numerically, generating insights into possible future impacts. In this work, a model is developed based on 3,770 household survey responses on flood risk…
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Promoting adoption while avoiding rebound: integrating disciplinary perspectives on market diffusion and carbon impacts of electric cars and building renovations in Austria
Abstract Background Many countries state ambitious targets for reducing carbon emissions. Their policy strategies emphasize energy efficiency by means of technological innovations. However, these strategies are at risk of severe rebound effects, as savings from more efficient products and…
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Ambition and reality in the climate resilience of residential buildings: A case study on flood reconstruction in Austria
Climate-resilient development pathways call for integration of climate change adaptation and mitigation; however, implementing climate resilience requires coordination between policy domains. Residential buildings may shed light on climate resilience, being vulnerable to climate-related natural…
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User acceptance of climate-scenario materials: a case study on the ÖKS15 Austrian climate scenarios
Climate-scenario materials such as data visualizations, maps, factsheets, and reports become increasingly relevant in multiple professional fields, yet empirical evidence on their use and user acceptance remains scarce. This study investigates the frequency of use and determinants of user…
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Lifestyle can be anything if not defined. A review of understanding and use of the lifestyle concept in sustainability studies
A holistic understanding of human behaviour is considered key for a successful fight against climate change and environmental degradation. In the pursuit of a holistic understanding, empirical research frequently applies the concept of “lifestyle”. The concept, which plays a significant role in…
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Socially equitable climate risk management of urban heat
Abstract As the management of extreme weather events becomes increasingly important, climate adaptation strategies are paramount. However, current climate adaptation strategies often overlook aspects of social inequality or even risk exacerbating these. An example is the implementation of…
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The behavioral turn in flood risk management, its assumptions and potential implications
Abstract Recent policy changes highlight the need for citizens to take adaptive actions to reduce flood‐related impacts. Here, we argue that these changes represent a wider behavioral turn in flood risk management (FRM). The behavioral turn is based on three fundamental assumptions: first, that the…