Abstract
This study focuses on the critical role of scientific literacy in climate change management. Politicians who possess a deep understanding of scientific concepts related to climate change are not only better equipped to make informed decisions and implement policies that address environmental challenges effectively but also enhance their credibility. By being scientifically literate, policymakers can analyze complex data, interpret scientific reports, and engage in meaningful discussions with experts in the field. This ability enables them to communicate climate change issues to the public clearly and accurately and enhances their professional standing, making them feel more respected and valued. Politicians can navigate the intricate web of environmental science and policymaking through scientific literacy, leading to more informed and sustainable decisions for the benefit of current and future generations. In a rapidly changing world, scientific literacy is a powerful tool that empowers politicians to enact meaningful change in response to climate change challenges.
Publisher
European Institute of Knowledge and Innovation