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Weird Science
Coinciding with week two at the COP23 Conference in Bonn, over 15,000 scientists from around the world issued a “second notice” to humanity reaffirming the threat of global climate change. While it is often assumed that communicating scientific information will result in more acceptance of climate change and increased engagement to address it, the evidence paints a more complex picture. Today we look at whether promoting a greater understanding of climate science can actually move hearts and minds.
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Message Strategies for Conservation in an Age of Polarization
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Virginia Interfaith Power and Light Facebook Ad Message Testing
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Designing Campaigns that Build Political Power
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Designing Campaigns that Build Political Power
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Conservatives probably can’t be persuaded on climate change. So now what? One more round of “messaging” won’t do it.
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The Myth of Civic Engagement During Trump’s Presidency
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Engaging Americans on clean cars
Clean vehicle standards are one of the most important policies for cutting carbon emissions and saving consumers money at the pump. But with the Trump administration expected to propose rollbacks to these standards this winter, and Congress considering their own proposals to weaken the program, this week’s alert reviews what we know about how to best engage Americans around clean cars.
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Case Study: Local YCOM Data Helps Climate Reality Activists Publish Letters to the Editor
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