Fig. 4: Predicted choice share of mitigation options by individual characteristics. | npj Climate Action

Fig. 4: Predicted choice share of mitigation options by individual characteristics.

From: Personalized scenario testing uncovers feasible and effective choices for climate change mitigation

Fig. 4: Predicted choice share of mitigation options by individual characteristics.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

Choice shares are calculated from logistic regression estimates, regressing mitigation option choice (yes/no) on income and climate concern among participants for whom the respective option was available, controlling for socio-demographic variables (see Supplementary Tables 15–29). Colors indicate mitigation option type (blue = Technology, red = Behavior, yellow = CO2 certificates. Shapes indicate individual characteristic level: Points indicate low levels of income (i.e., < 6,000 CHF) and climate concern (i.e., not at all/not very/somewhat worried), triangles indicate high levels of income (i.e. > 12,000 CHF) and climate concern (i.e., very/extremely worried). Choice shares are calculated for low/high levels using a counterfactual approach: for each observation in the dataset, a key variable is set to high/low level, while all other covariates remain at their observed levels (n = 2,973). Error bars indicate 95% confidence intervals. Black bar outlines and error bars denote statistically significant effect of predictor on choice probability (α = 0.05).

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