Thea Gregersen
Biographic Data
| ID | 6051398 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thea Gregersen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thea |
| FAMILY NAME | Gregersen |
| SIGNATURE | GREGERSEN T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Norwegian Research Centre (NORCE) Bergen Norway |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5797-1850 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Selvrapporterte årsaker til å støtte eller motsette seg restriktive klimatiltak
Dersom Norge skal nå sine klima- og naturmål, må nordmenn redusere forbruket av varer og tjenester som bidrar til klimagassutslipp og nedbygging av natur. Basert på funn fra en nasjonalt representativ spørreundersøkelse presenterer vi her nordmenns holdninger til restriktive tiltak rettet mot kjøttkonsum, flyreiser, bilbruk, arealbruk (hytteutbygging) og klesforbruk, og diskuterer deres selvrapporterte årsaker til å støtte eller motsette seg slik…
From Anger to Activism? How Drivers of Climate Anger Predict Protest Intention and Support
This paper discusses findings from a survey ( N = 3,003) investigating relationships between climate anger, climate protest intention, and protest support across Norway and Australia. The relationships depended greatly on the specific reasons for climate anger, and the type of protest in question. In both countries, people were most angry about the negative impacts of climate change on nature. However, anger towards nature degradation was negativ…
The Poor Are Hit the Hardest”—Norwegians' Perceptions of Climate (In)Justice
The concept of climate justice is frequently discussed in academic literature focusing on the societal impacts of climate change and climate policy. Less attention has been paid to the public's understanding of the concept. In this paper, we investigate whether the public acknowledges a link between climate change and (in)justice, and, if so, what they consider unjust. A representative sample of the Norwegian public ( N = 1923) was asked what, if…
In the green? Perceptions of hydrogen production methods among the Norwegian public
This article presents findings from a representative survey, fielded through the Norwegian Citizen Panel, examining public perceptions of hydrogen fuel and its different production methods. Although several countries, including Norway, have strategies to increase the production of hydrogen fuel, our results indicate that hydrogen as an energy carrier, and its different production methods, are still unknown to a large part of the public. A common …
The strength and content of climate anger
Climate-related anger is present in Greta Thunberg’s speeches and the acts of Extinction Rebellion, but also in the rise of movements protesting climate policies, such as the Yellow Vests. The current study (N = 2,046) gives insight into the content of climate anger among the Norwegian public, as well as the relationship between anger and climate change engagement. Analyzing responses to the open-ended survey question “What is it about climate ch…
The strength and content of climate anger
Climate-related anger is present in Greta Thunberg’s speeches and the acts of Extinction Rebellion, but also in the rise of movements protesting climate policies, such as the Yellow Vests. The current study (N = 2,046) gives insight into the content of climate anger among the Norwegian public, as well as the relationship between anger and climate change engagement. Analyzing responses to the open-ended survey question “What is it about climate ch…
In the green? Perceptions of hydrogen production methods among the Norwegian public
This article presents findings from a representative survey, fielded through the Norwegian Citizen Panel, examining public perceptions of hydrogen fuel and its different production methods. Although several countries, including Norway, have strategies to increase the production of hydrogen fuel, our results indicate that hydrogen as an energy carrier, and its different production methods, are still unknown to a large part of the public. A common …
In the green? Perceptions of hydrogen production methods among the Norwegian public
This article presents findings from a representative survey, fielded through the Norwegian Citizen Panel, examining public perceptions of hydrogen fuel and its different production methods. Although several countries, including Norway, have strategies to increase the production of hydrogen fuel, our results indicate that hydrogen as an energy carrier, and its different production methods, are still unknown to a large part of the public. A common …
The strength and content of climate anger
Climate-related anger is present in Greta Thunberg’s speeches and the acts of Extinction Rebellion, but also in the rise of movements protesting climate policies, such as the Yellow Vests. The current study (N = 2,046) gives insight into the content of climate anger among the Norwegian public, as well as the relationship between anger and climate change engagement. Analyzing responses to the open-ended survey question “What is it about climate ch…
From Anger to Activism? How Drivers of Climate Anger Predict Protest Intention and Support
This paper discusses findings from a survey ( N = 3,003) investigating relationships between climate anger, climate protest intention, and protest support across Norway and Australia. The relationships depended greatly on the specific reasons for climate anger, and the type of protest in question. In both countries, people were most angry about the negative impacts of climate change on nature. However, anger towards nature degradation was negativ…
The Poor Are Hit the Hardest”—Norwegians' Perceptions of Climate (In)Justice
The concept of climate justice is frequently discussed in academic literature focusing on the societal impacts of climate change and climate policy. Less attention has been paid to the public's understanding of the concept. In this paper, we investigate whether the public acknowledges a link between climate change and (in)justice, and, if so, what they consider unjust. A representative sample of the Norwegian public ( N = 1923) was asked what, if…
Selvrapporterte årsaker til å støtte eller motsette seg restriktive klimatiltak
Dersom Norge skal nå sine klima- og naturmål, må nordmenn redusere forbruket av varer og tjenester som bidrar til klimagassutslipp og nedbygging av natur. Basert på funn fra en nasjonalt representativ spørreundersøkelse presenterer vi her nordmenns holdninger til restriktive tiltak rettet mot kjøttkonsum, flyreiser, bilbruk, arealbruk (hytteutbygging) og klesforbruk, og diskuterer deres selvrapporterte årsaker til å støtte eller motsette seg slik…
Psychology (4 works) · Norwegian (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Anger (2 works) · Climate change (2 works) · Climate Change Communication and Perception (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (2 works) · Perception (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)