Conditions of credibility for climate science

Stable beliefs and values that (a) are associated with negative or positive perceptions of technologies and (b) correspond to elementary social groups and their commitments to particular sociotechnical systems

Global adaptation governance as an emerging but contested domain: scales, levels, and actors.

Researchers' implicit conceptual frames of power matter in climate change adaptation research, with clear implications for practice. We demonstrate associations between researchers' frames of power and adaptation processes and outcomes.

The roller coaster ride of international carbon market mechanisms over the last 20 years has four phases, ranging from exuberance (2005–2011) to hibernation (2012–2014), determined by changes in public and private demand for carbon credits and the varying ability of regulators to credibly operationalize the mechanisms.