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Does knowledge about climate change and willingness to change behavior for climate change differ across genders?
The study aims to understand if knowledge, willingness to change behaviors (WTCB), and beliefs about climate change differ across genders in Qatar. Males and females did not differ significantly in knowledge about climate change. Despite this, females demonstrated more WTCB than males. Females also
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