This briefing is intended as a resource for athletes and those who work with athletes, who are interested in supporting greater climate engagement and action in sport. This includes, but is not limited to, sport governing bodies, clubs, sponsors, networks…
CAST Briefing 44: From awareness to action: The role of community climate hubs in encouraging low-carbon lifestyles
This briefing is intended as a resource for local authorities and policymakers that are interested in how to engage the public on climate change and low-carbon behaviours.
CAST Briefing 43: Using citizens’ assemblies to shape climate policy: A summary of current thinking for policymakers and practitioners
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.