Regional identities - blogposts
Most research on communication and engagement has been carried out in a narrow and fairly unrepresentative set of nations – the US and the UK in particular. We're working with partners around the world to find language that speaks to their own concerns, values, and cultural identity.
Introducing Germany Talks Climate – deepening understanding on how to engage more diverse audiences on climate issues
By Julia Rawlins on January 25, 2022
Lessons from talking climate with Albertan oil workers
By Karl Dudman on February 21, 2019
Climate Visuals inspires new research in France
By Adam Corner on December 21, 2017
Now really isn't the best time to talk about climate change
By George Marshall on September 14, 2017
Unpacking climate change and the horn of Africa crisis
By Alex Randall on June 26, 2017
Adam Corner Discusses the Importance of Earth Day and Climate Communication
By Adam Corner on April 19, 2017
The diverse geography of climate change views – Yale Climate Opinion Map
By Susie Wang on March 9, 2017
Just when you might be losing hope, the Scottish Government produces its draft climate change plan
By Chris Shaw on January 24, 2017
Values, identity and the Trump & Brexit votes: making sense of 2016
By Adam Corner on November 23, 2016
Holding meaningful public conversations about climate change in Scotland
By Chris Shaw on September 22, 2016
How do Europeans perceive and engage with climate change? New insight for France, Germany, Norway and the UK
By Adam Corner on June 29, 2016
For the love of…what exactly?
By Adam Corner on October 10, 2014