Another @pcirr #innovation is live! @chrisdc77 combined our #Programmatic #RegisteredReport innovation with #IncrementalRegistrations to accommodate a Stage 1 whose #InPrincipleAcceptance will be updated as the Stage 2s come out and inform the next studies in this series of several Stage 2s by Castiglione, @CameronBrick, Esposito, & Bizzego

Recommendation: https://rr.peercommunityin.org/articles/rec?id=661
Stage 1: https://osf.io/zh3w9

🚨Excited to share a new #paper (in press at Emotion Review) with
@CameronBrick and @WilhelmHofmann on #emotions and #biodiversity 🌳🐾

Despite strong links between emotions and biodiversity, #research on these links remains relatively limited. With our paper, we therefore hope to inspire more research on the #emotional dimensions of biodiversity loss and #conservation, and we highlight some of the many #opportunities for researchers (and practitioners) to get involved.

https://psyarxiv.com/9pt5v

Private jets are a luxury for the ultra-rich who wreck the planet with destructive lifestyles.

North America (basically the USA) is home to more private jets than all other regions of the world COMBINED.

Private jets are ~10 times more polluting per passenger than scheduled flights, and 50 times more than an average train ride.

It's time to #BanPrivateJets ‼

#Capitalism #Pollution #CO2 #Emissions #ClimateCrisis

Much of the reluctance to do what climate change requires comes from the assumption that it means trading abundance for austerity, and trading all our stuff and conveniences for less stuff, less convenience. But what if it meant giving up things we’re well rid of, from deadly emissions to nagging feelings of doom and complicity in destruction? What if the austerity is how we live now — and the abundance could be what is to come?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/03/15/rebecca-solnit-climate-change-wealth-abundance/