This dashboard uses event listing data taken from the National Emergency Briefing web page and cross-references it with the MP signatory data also hosted on their website.

Nine out of 10 people felt motivated to act after watching film outlining threats to food security, economy and public health

Large-scale academic study from CAST finds nine in ten motivated to act by briefing on how the climate and nature crisis affects UK life.

This briefing is intended as a resource for environmental organisations, civil society organisations, community organisations, policymakers and anyone interested in how to engage the public with climate change and biodiversity loss.

The decarbonisation of UK society is progressing steadily through changes that have had minimal impact on people’s lives – for example, the increased proportion of national grid energy coming from…

14:30 - Room 5, Palace of Westminster

The report considers the Government’s approach to building public support for the energy transition, including how its costs and benefits are communicated to households and businesses.

This report presents key findings from Bike to Brentford, one of several initiatives by Brentford FC to encourage fans to use sustainable modes of travel to games.

A seminar bringing together researchers & communications experts on how to discuss 'unpopular' lifestyle changes to address climate change.

Underestimating other people’s concern and support for climate action holds us back from tackling climate change. CAST's Bella Zanin explores how smart communications and public engagement can help.

As Europe warms twice as fast as any other continent, heat risks in the UK are intensifying at an alarming rate.

A seminar bringing together researchers & communications experts on how to discuss 'unpopular' lifestyle changes to address climate change.

We asked climate experts about the viral claim.

A seminar bringing together researchers & communications experts on how to discuss 'unpopular' lifestyle changes to address climate change.

Urgent action to tackle the climate crisis will only be possible with significant public support for radical lifestyle change.

Undertaken as part of the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformation’s (CAST), as part of its Visioning Theme, this report details our approach to engaging local publics in imagining a low-carbon future. We provide a detailed account of our method, describing the visioning workshops we conducted with participants in the UK, China and Sweden. The main aim of this report is to showcase the co-developed place-based visions created by our participants, presenting illustrated accounts of their place-based visions for a low-carbon future in a way that would not be possible in an academic paper.

Achieving a low-carbon future requires both systemic transformation and individual lifestyle changes, yet public perspectives on what is desirable and achievable remain underexplored.