Highlights•A review of research on Global Warming's Six Americas since 2008.•Audience
segmentation can advance communication theory and practice.•The Six Americas …

This paper presents results from 15 little publicized state and national environmental
surveys in the US that used similar questions. Our analysis reveals trends in adult …

These questions could hardly be more timely or impor tant. As extreme weather events
become more common, sea levels rise, and climate-induced migrations flow across borders …

There has been an intensive debate in the field of climate change education about what
predictors influence youth's climate-related behavior and what educational strategies and …

The implementation of Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by the
United Nations in 2015 focuses on making a more sustainable world in all countries and for …

This study advances a detailed social-psychological model of climate change risk
perceptions by combining and integrating cognitive, experiential, and socio-cultural factors …

Many publics remain divided about the existence and consequences of anthropogenic
climate change despite scientific consensus. A popular approach to climate change …

Despite the importance of interpersonal public communication about climate change, most
citizens rarely discuss the topic. In two studies, we find that inaccurate perceptions of others' …

There is a growing divide in how conservatives and liberals in the USA understand the issue
of global warming. Prior research suggests that the American public's reliance on partisan …

We propose a theoretical model linking students' epistemic beliefs, epistemic emotions,
learning strategies, and learning outcomes. The model was tested across two studies with …