Routledge Climate Change and Museum Futures Research Book

Climate change acts as a complex environmental, cultural, and political phenomenon that is actively reshaping our relationship to nature. This Routledge research volume addresses the global impacts of these changes and the need for viable solutions. Because climate change is a global force, effective decision-making requires active dialogue between many agencies, stakeholder groups, and communities across all sectors and scales. This book explores the difficulties in current policy approaches and the challenges of finding international consensus to reduce greenhouse gas levels. By examining the gaps between science and society that limit government and industry capacity, this text provides essential insights for those studying museum studies and environmental policy. It is a necessary resource for understanding how institutions must adapt to a changing world through multi-sector collaboration and improved communication between scientific data and social action.