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Archives: Briefings (page 3)

CAST Briefing 15: Travel attitudes and behaviours in Cardiff 2021: Results from the first wave of the Cardiff Travel Survey conducted in May-July 2021 

This briefing note is intended as a resource for academics, decision makers and other stakeholders who aim to improve the design and implementation of climate policy.

CAST Briefing 14: The road to net zero: UK public preferences for low-carbon lifestyles

This briefing note is intended as a resource for academics, decision makers and other stakeholders who are interested in public climate change opinions and societal responses to climate change.

CAST Briefing 13: Coronavirus and Climate Change in the United Kingdom: Perceptions, Policies and Trade-Offs

This briefing note is intended as a resource for academics, decision makers and other stakeholders who are communicating climate change post-covid.

CAST Briefing 12: What do we know about transformational climate change mitigation?

This briefing note is intended as a resource for academics, decision makers and other stakeholders who are working with transformation-related concepts.

CAST Briefing 11: Policy feedback and climate change

This briefing note is intended as a resource for decision makers and other stakeholders who aim to improve the design and implementation of climate policy.

CAST Briefing 10: Public perceptions of climate change and policy action in the UK, China, Sweden and Brazil.

This briefing and associated infographics are intended as a useful resource for practitioners and researchers who are interested in public climate change opinions and societal responses to climate change.

CAST Briefing 09: UK public support for net zero policies

This briefing is intended as a useful resource for practitioners and researchers who are interested in public climate change opinions and societal responses to climate change.

CAST Briefing 08: UK perceptions of climate change and lifestyle change: results from CAST’s wave 1 survey on public perceptions of climate change and the four areas of diet, transport, heating and consumption

This briefing and associated infographics are intended as a useful resource for practitioners and researchers who are interested in public climate change opinions and societal responses to climate change.

CAST Briefing 07: How are universities planning to tackle emissions associated with flying and food?

This briefing note is intended as a resource for university sustainability teams and anyone interested in emissions reduction in workplaces and higher education.

CAST Briefing 06: Achieving low carbon and equitable lifestyle change

This is part of a series of CAST Briefing Papers which are intended as an accessible resource for researchers and practitioners working on societal responses to climate change.
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CAST is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).

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The core partners of the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations (CAST) are the University of Bath, the charity Climate Outreach, the University of Manchester, University of East Anglia and Cardiff University.

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