CAST report reveals that substantial behaviour change is required across society to reach the UK’s net zero 2050 target  

Our latest CAST report, commissioned by the Climate Change Committee (CCC), reveals that substantial behaviour change is required across society to reach the UK’s ambitious net-zero 2050 target, with 60% of reductions needing to come from consumers.  In our latest CAST report: ‘The Implications of Behavioural Science for Effective Climate…

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CAST research reveals younger people experience more fear, guilt and outrage over the impact of climate change

A new research paper by CAST Associate Director Professor Wouter Poortinga and co-authors Dr Christina Demski and Dr Katharine Steentjes: ‘Generational differences in climate-related beliefs, risk perceptions and emotions in the UK’ examining differences in attitudes towards climate change, reveals younger people experience more fear, guilt and outrage over the…

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CALL FOR EVIDENCE – The implications of behavioural science for effective climate policy: evidence review for the UK Climate Change Committee (CCC)

CAST is conducting an evidence review on the implications of behavioural science for effective climate policy. The review is commissioned by the UK Climate Change Committee (CCC).  The evidence review will identify what current academic literature and government, third sector and business reports and polls state about what works to…

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