Global warming is unequivocal and is largely caused by human action. Substantial disruption to coupled human and natural systems is underway, producing serious threats to people and ecosystems around the globe. There is wide agreement that if we move beyond a guardrail of about 3.6° F (2° C) of global average warming, we enter a […]
Author Archives: Thomas Dietz
Thomas Dietz is a professor of Sociology, Environmental Science & Policy and Animal Studies, and serves as assistant vice president for environmental research at Michigan State University. At MSU, he was founding director of the Environmental Science and Policy Program. His current research examines the human driving forces of environmental change, environmental values, and the interplay between science and democracy in environmental issues.
