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1、1Social Intelligence for Climate ActionSOCIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR CLIMATE ACTION Uncovering the key challenges and levers to drive changeJUNE 20232Social Intelligence for Climate ActionINTRODUCTIONConversations about the climate crisis have become commonplace in every sphere of life,yet concrete action

2、s toward a sustainable future remain rare.Now more than ever,this gap between words and results is cause for concern,as our planet faces a mounting tally of challenges.The internet facilitates many daily discussions about environmental concerns.Social media hosts 4.76 billion active users,or 60%of t

3、he worlds population.It is known as the“sixth continent”due to its staggering size,and its user base increased by 250 million people in 2022.Social media users have formed 10 billion online communities dedicated to specific topics,opinions,people,and more.And on average,every month users produce 300

4、 billion pieces of content.Social media platforms are therefore a rich source of insight into international trends and attitudes toward climate change.In 2022,Dassault Systmes and Capgemini joined forces with French technology startup,BLOOM to harness the power of artificial intelligence and analyze

5、 the global conversation on climate.The findings of this eight-month study give corporations and institutions invaluable insights to support them through the transition to a low-carbon economy.BLOOMs analysis sheds light on the burning question:why,despite increasingly obvious signs of climate chang

6、e,are we collectively not doing more?Guided by key United Nations(UN)Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs),the data helps highlight widespread beliefs about the climate crisis,as well as the critical barriers to action.These include a skeptical stance toward“greenwashing,”increasing eco-anxiety and wi

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本文主要讨论了社交媒体上关于气候变化的对话,以及这些对话如何揭示全球公民对气候变化的主要关切。研究使用了自然语言处理模型分析了1400万条英语社交媒体帖子,涉及3.3亿个用户和4.8亿次互动。研究发现,气候变化的对话是全球性的,年轻用户在TikTok上最活跃。此外,近三成的帖子表达了负面情绪,表明人们对气候变化的不作为感到沮丧。研究还发现,乐观主义是气候变化行动的主要障碍,其次是信息差距。这些发现为组织提供了宝贵的洞察,以支持它们向低碳经济的过渡。
社交媒体上气候行动的主要障碍是什么? 年轻一代如何看待气候行动? 企业如何避免过度宣传可持续性?
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