Great Transition Values: Present Attitudes, Future Changes

This report examines current global values and how they align with the Great Transition's vision of a sustainable future emphasizing quality of life, human solidarity, and ecological sensibility.

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Quick Facts
Report location: source
Language: English
Publisher:

Tellus Institute

Authors: Anthony Leiserowitz, Thomas Parris, Robert Kates
Time horizon: 2084
Geographic focus: Global

Methods

The research method involved analyzing data from multinational surveys and global scale studies to assess public attitudes towards the core values of the Great Transition. It also considered long-term driving forces that could influence value change.

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Key Insights

The research explores the alignment between contemporary values and the Great Transition's vision of a sustainable future. It assesses attitudes towards quality of life, solidarity, and ecological sensibility, and considers how population, climate, technology, globalization, and surprise may influence these values by 2084.

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