Transparency & Sources

We believe in open journalism. Here's exactly how this article was created, what sources we used, and how confident we are in the information.

Studie visar att människor underskattar sin egen klimatrisk

Reliability

Our confidence level based on source quality, verification, and official confirmations.

◉◉◉◉◯High

3sources

1official

1verified

82%Cluster confidence

Event Timeline

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How this story evolved as we gathered more information and sources.

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Ny källa: Aftonbladet

Aftonbladet

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Jan 9, 12:19 PM

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Ny källa: Vetenskapsradion

Vetenskapsradion

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Jan 9, 10:26 AM

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Tillförlitlighet ändrad från 1 till 3

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First report

Första rapporten om händelsen i Göteborg, Sverige

Jan 9, 10:14 AM

All involved

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People, organizations, and places mentioned in this article. We track how often they appear in news.

Göteborgs universitet

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Pär Bjälkebring

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Nature Sustainability

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Magnus Bergquist

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All sources

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The original news articles we used to write this piece. Tap to read the original.

Aftonbladet

Majoriteten tror inte att de ska drabbas av klimatförändringar

aftonbladet.se2026-01-09

Forskning.seMyndighet

De flesta tror att klimatförändringar framför allt drabbar andra - forskning.se

forskning.se2026-01-09

VetenskapsradionPublic service

”Det drabbar inte mig-effekten” riskerar sinka klimatarbetet - Vetenskapsradion Nyheter

sverigesradio.se2026-01-09

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