Results suggest that biospheric and altruistic values influenced all climate change responses. Egoistic values were only influential on grief responses. Perception of environmental change was important in influencing beliefs and grief, and perceptions of impact on self were only important in influencing beliefs. These results suggest that environmental managers could use people's environmental value orientations to more effectively influence climate change responses toward environmental stewardship and sustainability.

But we still have time to change course. We can avoid more dire impacts of climate change by limiting warming to 1.5° C (2.7° F), according to a report by the United Nations.

This study investigates how personal environmental norms and climate change beliefs influence environmentally conscious behaviour. … As postulated in the NAM and confirming previous research, in the context of climate change, personal environmental norms strengthen the beliefs about timing, human cause, seriousness and threat of climate change and influence environmentally conscious behaviour.

In this wepsite also is telling you actions to help like using led lights, turning off tools that you don´t use and more,more this actions is helping that ice don't melt because electricity usually is coming from the ice and snow there is many animals are living in there and also many animals will be extint like polar bears

Swim and her colleagues reported that people's perceptions of how their behavior affects the environment influences how they act. If people do not believe that the choices they make will substantially improve the environment, then they are less likely to participate in activities like recycling, turning off lights when leaving a room or car pooling.

can help to decrease the climate change with only turning off the lights that is helping our climate also no abusing the electronic tools washing the clothes with cold water also is helping there are many actions to reduce this reality