Globalist U.N. Turns to ‘Behavioral Design’ to Force Compliance with Climate Change Agenda
The globalist United Nations inserted into its International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report on weather threats ways to manipulate people into fighting global warming with subliminal messaging or “behavioral design.”
The Fast Company website wrote about the misleadingly named “choice architecture” and noted that the details were “hidden” in the massive U.N. report.
The report reads, in part:
Choice architecture can help end-users adopt, as relevant to consumers, culture and country contexts, low GHG intensive options such as balanced, sustainable healthy diets acknowledging nutritional needs; food waste reduction; adaptive heating and cooling choices for thermal comfort; integrated building renewable energy; and electric light-duty vehicles, and shifts to walking, cycling, shared pooled and public transit; sustainable consumption by intensive use of longer-lived repairable products (high confidence). Addressing inequality and many forms of status consumption and focusing on wellbeing supports climate change mitigation efforts.
But the website also framed the details as something that will help people make “better decisions” for the climate, whether it’s ditching one’s car for a bike or giving up eating meat.
It’s an important piece of the overall fight against climate change, says Mindy Hernandez, who leads the World Resources Institute’s Living Lab for Equitable Climate Action, a program that applies behavioral research to climate change.
The IPCC report estimates that “comprehensive demand-side strategies” across all sectors could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent to 70 percent globally by 2050. The report suggests multiple types of interventions, from nudging consumers to eat more sustainably or buy more repairable, durable products, to redesigning infrastructure to help people shift from cars to biking or public transit.- READ MORE
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