DOI
https://doi.org/10.1002/wcc.126
Does climate change knowledge really matter
出版者
John Wiley & Sons Ltd.
摘要
Climate science and climate policy have been tightly linked for more than two decades. Science is supposed to provide the factual basis for action on climate, and a single policy approach to dealing with climate (through the UN Framework Convention process) has been dominant throughout this period. As a result, debates about climate policy and debates about climate science are impossible to disaggregate, and opposition to the prevailing international climate regime is often expressed as distrust of the science. Until new policy options are available that can enfranchise more diverse political constituencies, climate science will continue to exist as a largely political phenomenon.
中文摘要
20多年来，气候科学和气候政策一直紧密相连。科学应该为气候行动提供事实依据，在这一时期，应对气候的单一政策方法（通过《联合国框架公约》进程）一直占主导地位。因此，关于气候政策的辩论和关于气候科学的辩论无法分解，对现行国际气候制度的反对往往被表达为对科学的不信任。在新的政策选择能够赋予更多样化的政治选区选举权之前，气候科学将继续作为一种主要的政治现象存在。
来源智库
Consortium for Science, Policy, and Outcomes (United States)
版权信息
© 2011 John Wiley & Son s, Ltd.
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JA202304210000011ZK
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