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Archives: Briefings

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.

CAST Briefing 32: Navigating a new normal: adapting to rising temperatures in the UK

This briefing is for policymakers, local authorities and governments across the UK.

CAST Briefing 33: When, how, and why do politicians engage with climate change? A systematic review

This briefing is for politicians and other policymakers working on climate policy, as well as academics studying climate politics and policy making.

CAST Briefing 31: How Wales can speed up decarbonisation: Insights from transport and mobility, food and agriculture, and the circular and sharing economy

This briefing is intended as a resource for the Welsh Government and those interested in the policy landscape of Wales. It summarises the findings from a series of workshops, organised by CAST, to appraise and evaluate the feasibility of a…
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