There is now a great deal of information available about how to promote sustainable behaviours – but it can be confusing identifying the evidence that really matters.
Climate Change is a challenge for communicators – it is a complex and incomplete body of scientific knowledge. But there are ways and means of talking about climate change that can make it more straightforward.
A huge amount of energy use is habitual. So how can bad energy habits be broken, and good ones put in their place?
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For people who have self-focused (rather than self-transcendent) values, 'localising' climate change communication may backfire
This new collaboration between COIN and the University of Bristol is a practical guide for climate change communicator on this most tricky of topics.
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