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Scientists who put faith in technology less likely to take climate action

A new study reveals scientists who trust technology to solve climate problems are 23% less likely to engage in climate action. Conducted by the London School of Economics, the survey shows a worrying trend of 'techno-optimism' undermining p...

The Guardian· Oct 12, 2026 · 10:20 PM · 5 views

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A new study reveals scientists who trust technology to solve climate problems are 23% less likely to engage in climate action. Conducted by the London School of Economics, the survey shows a worrying trend of 'techno-optimism' undermining personal lifestyle changes.

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