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.

Government-backed investigation finds risks are normalised amid ‘a narrowing of the public conversation’

Climate leadership does not require personal perfection. In fact, acknowledging contradiction can strengthen credibility.

CAST's Jesse Wise, Dr Briony Latter & Dr Sam Hampton explore how football can maintain climate action when institutions don’t offer credible leadership.

Politicians across the spectrum are out of step with public opinion on net zeroMedia coverage of net zero is more than two and a half times as negative as

Following up on the previous Substack which identified twin threats for surveys: increases in non-response and bots, this follow-up unpacks the nuances, busts myths, and offers practical fixes.

Over 20 years working in transport and I still shake my head. Many people think they understand transport. They use it every day, after all. How complicated can it be? But experienced transport le...

We can no longer trust that survey responses are coming from real people.”

One-in-five UK employees are commuting to the office more this year than last.

More people are choosing to raise puppies than babies, but will that make us happier on the whole

Analysis of London commuters' cycle journeys suggests majority of dangerous incidents happen during rush hour and on roads without dedicated cycling infrastructure

One expert says a cyclist hit by a car travelling 50km/h has about a one-in-ten chance of surviving, while at 30km/h it was a nine-in-ten chance

Thousands of Rail Walks Now Available Online!

How do children want to travel in the future? This collaborative research project explored children’s envisioning of the future of mobility using arts-based methods. Children took part in junk-modelli...

Several roles are available on the Environmental Psychology Section committee.

Climate change made 213 historical heatwaves reported over 2000–2023 more likely and more intense, to which each of the 180 carbon majors (fossil fuel and cement producers) substantially contributed.

Climate beliefs do not exist in isolation but form an interconnected network known as a belief system. This study analyses the density and inconsistency of belief systems and their associations with informational and socioeconomic factors to inform effective climate change communication strategies.