IBES is positioned, through research funding and a newly emerging collaboration with the Watson Institute, to develop pathways that break the inertial forces that have thus far stymied broad scale adaptation of climate policy and which can lead to specific policy legislation in U.S. states.
Climate Misinformation and Climate Policy
Effective climate policy in the United States is hindered by twin forces: 1) A strategic, well-funded misinformation campaign, and 2) Inertial barriers to change. IBES is positioned, through world-class leaders and funded research projects, to document and help unravel the misinformation campaign in the U.S. while providing the information and bridging the gaps needed to enact effective climate change policies.
Climate Misinformation and Climate Policy
Effective climate policy in the United States is hindered by twin forces: 1) A strategic, well-funded misinformation campaign, and 2) Inertial barriers to change. IBES is positioned, through world-class leaders and funded research projects, to document and help unravel the misinformation campaign in the U.S. while providing the information and bridging the gaps needed to enact effective climate change policies.