Covid-19与气候变化的认知和风险:在共同框架内调查类比

IF 4.6 Q2 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
A. Pasini, F. Mazzocchi
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摘要

本文探讨了Covid-19大流行与气候变化动力学中的类比。比较它们的共同特征(如非线性和惯性)和不同之处,有助于我们对这两种情况都有正确的科学认识,从而增加采取行动解决它们的机会。此外,对这两种风险方程进行应用,为分析它们提供了不同的角度,尤其是在政策层面上,这可能是有用的。这表明,不仅需要短期干预,还需要涉及一些结构性变革的长期战略。更具体地说,它还表明,即使气候变化可能比Covid-19危机更严重、更持久,但至少在目前,我们仍然有更多的选择来降低其相关风险。一个风险等式表明,现在我们有更多的选择来应对气候变化,而不是减少Covid-19的风险。
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Perception and risk of Covid-19 and climate change: investigating analogies in a common framework
This paper investigates analogies in the dynamics of Covid-19 pandemic and climate change. A comparison of their common features (such as nonlinearity and inertia) and differences helps us to achieve a correct scientific perception of both situations, increasing the chances of actions for their solutions. Besides, applying to both the risk equation provides different angles to analyse them, something that may result useful especially at the policy level. It shows that not only short-term interventions are needed, but also long-term strategies involving some structural changes. More specifically, it also shows that, even if climate change is probably more critical and long-lasting than the Covid-19 crisis, we still have, at least currently, more options for reducing its related risk. Social media summary A risk equation shows that now we have more options for fighting climate change than reducing the risks from Covid-19.
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Global Sustainability
Global Sustainability Environmental Science-Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law
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