Roundtable C

Oral Presentations:
450.10
Indigenous People’s Perception about Climate Change, Forest Resource Management and Coping Strategy: A Comparative Study in Bangladesh
Mufti Nadimul Quamar AHMED, Postgraduate Researcher; Shah Md ATIQUL HAQ, Postdoctoral fellow, UCL, Belgium
450.11
Public Reflections on Climate Change and Energy Efficiency in Post-Socialist Perspective
Polina ERMOLAEVA, Kazan Federal University; Irina KUZNETSOVA, University of Birmingham
450.12
How Climate Change Is Taught – Poorly, If at All – in Introduction to Sociology Courses; An Empirical Investigation
Andrew SZASZ, University of California, Santa Cruz
450.13
Shifting Perceptions of Scientists and the Climate Change Debate in the United States
Thomas SAFFORD, University of New Hampshire; Lawrence HAMILTON, University of New Hampshire
450.14
Public Understanding of Climate Change in Taiwan
Shih-Yun KUO, National Science and Technology Center for Disaster Reduction
450.15
Risk Perception, Attitudes Towards the National Energy Choice and Climate Change Among Japan, UK, Norway, Germany and France
Midori AOYAGI, National Institute for Environmental Studies
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