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August 21, 2025Environment and BehaviorOpen Access

From Anger to Activism? How Drivers of Climate Anger Predict Protest Intention and Support

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Survey reveals how climate anger influences protest intention and support in Norway and Australia, suggesting political inaction drives engagement.

Higher climate anger towards political inaction leads to increased intention to participate in protests and support them, showing a clear link.
The analysis of 3,003 survey participants showed that anger over climate change impacts on nature correlates less with protest participation.
Survey responses from participants in Norway and Australia reveal varied relationships between different causes of climate anger and protest outcomes.
Understanding the specific drivers of climate anger can inform strategies to enhance public engagement in climate actions.

Gregersen et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Survey reveals how climate anger influences protest intention and support in Norway and Australia, suggesting political inaction drives engagement.