This briefing is intended as a resource for policymakers and practitioners examining the role and contribution of national-level deliberative events to climate policy. For further information, read the paper: “A review of National Citizens’ Climate Assemblies: learning from deliberative events”.
CAST Briefing 42: Accelerating sustainability in professional sport: Insights from rugby union
This briefing is intended as a resource for professional sport clubs, organisations, sponsors, and key stakeholders wanting to engage fans and enhance the sustainability of sports clubs and events.
CAST Briefing 41: How to make community sustainability initiatives a success: Insights from a low-carbon travel project in Manchester
This briefing is intended for people involved in community-based and community-led climate action projects, as well as researchers and policy actors working on low-carbon travel.
CAST Briefing 40: Denial and delay in UK advertising: The role of the trade bodies in climate inaction
This briefing is intended as a resource for policymakers and practitioners interested in crafting regulations to limit the impacts of advertising for high carbon products and services, including fossil fuels.
CAST Briefing 39: “I would be laughed out the stadium”: How to break climate silence in British football
This briefing is intended as a resource for sporting bodies, sports clubs, stadiums, sponsors, policymakers, and anyone interested in climate silence or climate action.
CAST Briefing 38: Strengthening climate policy through social science: Co-developing behavioural indicators for climate action with the Welsh Government
This briefing is intended as a resource for policy makers and anyone interested in evaluating public engagement and behaviour change in the context of climate policy.
CAST Briefing 37: When do policymakers accept and reject policy recommendations? Lessons from the UK Climate Change Committee
This briefing is intended as a resource for climate change advisory bodies and anyone interested in the policy influence of their recommendations.
CAST Briefing 36: How can climate change secondary education respond to the needs of young people?
This briefing is intended as a resource for policymakers and practitioners working in education.
CAST Briefing 35: Clamping down on fossil fuel advertising: What industry professionals want policymakers to know (and do)
This briefing is for politicians and policymakers working on climate, media and communications.
CAST Briefing 34: Leading by example with low-carbon behaviours: how politicians, celebrities and business leaders can stimulate behaviour change and increase trust
This briefing is aimed at politicians, policymakers, celebrities, company bosses and leaders of all kinds.