Routledge Handbook of Climate Change and Society

Cover
Endorsements
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction and Overview
Part I Climate Change in the Natural and Social Sciences
	1 History of Climate Science and Its Politics
	2 Climate Change: From Science to Solutions
	3 Climate Change and Air Quality: Role of Atmospheric Aerosols and Challenges to Society
	4 Advances in Research on Anthropogenic Drivers of Climate Change
	5 The Need for Coupled Models of Human-Natural Systems to Study Climate Adaptation and Mitigation
Part II Human Population, Movement, and Health
	6 Population and Climate Change: Global Overview
	7 Human Impacts on the Climate Prior to the Industrial Revolution
	8 Climate Change, Adaptation, and Migration
	9 Climate Change, Mental Health, and Eco-Anxiety
	10 Children’s Health and Well-Being in a Changing Climate
Part III Economics, Energy, and Consumption
	11 Climate Change Economics: A Humbling Retrospective
	12 Anthropocentrism and Climate Change: Radical Reorientation Away From Greenwashing and Toward Degrowth in Business Education
	13 Super Polluters
	14 High-Carbon Lifestyles
	15 Household Decision-Making in the Climate Crisis
Part IV Urban Climate Resiliency
	16 Deep Residential Building Efficiency as a Climate and Resilience Strategy
	17 Babcock Ranch—Shelter From the Storm
	18 Overcoming Barriers for “Strong” Sustainable Consumption Policy: The Case of the Amsterdam Doughnut
Part V Technological Innovations and Pitfalls
	19 Technology and Climate Change: Social Barriers to Progress in the US
	20 Climate Engineering: Worth the Risks?
	21 The Climate Change Crisis and the Limits of Technological Solutions
Part VI Gender, Poverty, and Justice
	22 The Importance of Addressing Masculinity and Climate Change: Toward a Masculinist Denial Framework
	23 The Role of Women in Environmental Activism: Considerations on North-South Relations in the Context of Climate Change
	24 Climate Change and Poverty
	25 Exploring Indigenous Climate Justice in Aotearoa New Zealand’s Climate Adaptation Planning
Part VII Politics and Governance
	26 How Important Are International Climate Negotiations?
	27 Challenges of Climate Security Research and Practice in the Anthropocene
	28 Climate Change and Public Relations Firms
	29 Green Amendments for the Generations—Making Environmental Rights an Enforceable Reality
	30 Mitigating Climate Change Through Societal Corporatism: The Historical Record in Costa Rica
	31 Future Governance Under Climate Change: Authoritarianism or Democracy?
	Commentaries on "Future Governance Under Climate Change: Authoritarianism or Democracy?"
Closing Words
	Solarpunk: Radical Optimism as Praxis
Index