Assessing the unseen consequences: influence of an extreme weather event on environmental perceptions and connection to nature
Matthias W. Kleespies,
Thomas Friedrich,
Oskar Marg
et al.
Abstract:Background
Due to climate change, extreme weather events are becoming more frequent worldwide. An example of such an extreme weather event was the flooding in Western Europe in July 2021. Currently, there are large research gaps regarding how such events, particularly those involving oil pollution, affect people's connection to nature and their perceptions of environmental problems. Perceptions and connections to nature are important factors that influence environmental behavior and decisions. … Show more
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