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Polling & Social Science:
A behavior change classification framework that aims to bring clarity to behavioral programs and how energy conservation initiatives can stimulate various types of behavior changes, including purchasing and usage.
Polling & Social Science:
Going green to help your genes: The use of kin-based appeals
A study of appealing to kinship as a method to promote future conservation finds that people are more willing to self-sacrifice for an environmental cause if they foresee benefits for their own children, as opposed to future generations in general.
Tip Sheet:
Tip Sheet: How to Design a Strong Social Media Plan
Ten components of a successful social media plan from Mike Sweeney, Right Source Marketing.
Tip Sheet:
Tip Sheet: CRED’s Climate Communications Tips
Key communications tips for climate leaders to keep in mind from The Psychology of Climate Change Communication.
Campaign Example:
EFI/Alterra: European tree species map
New maps of European forests show an unprecedented level of detail that can be used for studying CO2 concentrations and long term climate trends. The European Forest Institute and Alterra (a "research institute for our green living environment" at Wagen…
Campaign Example:
Oxfam: Inside climate change politics at COP17
"Time is running out. Climate change isn't going to wait for our negotiations to finish." In a short video from the climate talks in Durban, Oxfam International emphasizes that climate change is an issue of human survival. David Waskow, Oxfam's climate …
Campaign Example:
ResourceAfrica UK: Climate Hearings II - Have you heard us?
"If we don't talk about it, we'll be hiding a disease." In preparation for COP17 in Durban, ResourceAfrica UK invited people from around Tanzania to tell their stories of how the climate is affecting their way of life. These individuals testify to the f…
Tip Sheet:
Tip Sheet: Talking about the Science
Sample responses that climate communicators can use when facing common challenges to climate science.
Campaign Example:
An ad campaign reminds Congress that air pollution rules can create green jobs. In December 2011, Ceres launched an ad campaign, "Let's Get to Work" highlight the advantages of moving forward with the Cross-State Air Pollution Rule and the Mercury and A…