Welcome to the Climate Access Resource Hub. Whether you’re looking for guidance on how to craft the right message or reach out to a new audience, you’ve come to the right place. We carefully curate our collection of climate communication and engagement resources to meet your needs.
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The Engaging on Climate & Community Solutions Toolkit is the place to find tip sheets, case studies, campaign examples, and social science resources for engaging diverse audiences on climate solutions.
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Strategic Approach
Publication Date
Polling & Social Science:
Communicating climate risk: Choices chances and chocolate wheels
A presentation on communicating climate risk and navigating the concept of uncertainty with regard to agriculture in Australia.
Polling & Social Science:
A Better Climate for Disaster Risk Management
A report on utilizing climate information as a tool to manage risk, including case studies and research that highlight challenges and opportunities for disaster risk managers.
Campaign Example:
Arkansas Interfaith Power & Light: Energy Efficiency Contest
An aging church in Arkansas receives an "energy makeover" to improve efficiency and save on utility costs. Mt. Comfort Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville, Arkansas has been standing for more than 130 years on a site that was originally used as a hospit…
Polling & Social Science:
Principles For Social Innovation In 2012: Follow Emerging Economies
An article on why social innovators should follow emerging economies, such as the growing middle class in the global East and South, to build new social movements and create change.
Tip Sheet:
Tip Sheet: “Global Warming” or “Climate Change”?
Leading research on climate terminology and recommendations to help you determine what language is best for your audience.
Polling & Social Science:
Energy Update: 30% Say Global Warming A Very Serious Problem
A Rasmussen survey finds highest level of concern for global warming in 2.5 years with 64% of likely U.S. voters saying that global warming is at least a somewhat serious problem (30% very serious).
Polling & Social Science:
Degrees of Risk: Defining a Risk Management Framework for Climate Security
A report on how climate change impacts security and how understanding the threat and adopting a risk management approach can reduce the severity of potential outcomes and increase resilience.
Campaign Example:
Rosemary Randall: Carbon Conversations
"The problem with personal carbon reduction is that awareness doesn't lead to action; people know about it, but they don't change." Lack of public engagement in climate change can often be attributed to psychological and social obstacles, rather than a …
Polling & Social Science:
The Way Forward on Global Warming
A strategy for building momentum around clean energy policies at the local, state and federal level with the aim of reducing global warming, bolstering the clean energy economy and strengthening the climate movement.
Campaign Example:
ClimateDesk: Maple Syrup Climate Crusader
"We need lots of citizens to observe nature. Anyone can see the pictures of polar bears, but what does it look like in my backyard, with my animals or my plants?" For three decades, Martha Carlson, has been farming sugar in her New Hampshire woods. Recent…