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Can Brand Promotion Drive Social Change? with Denise Taschereau
Tom Bowman talks with sustainability entrepreneur Denise Taschereau about turning the “schwag” industry into a force for good.
How Can We Tell a More Convincing Climate Story? with Jonah Sachs
Tom Bowman talks with Jonah Sachs about myth, motivation and Winning the Story Wars.
UCCRN is dedicated to providing the information that city leaders—from government, the private sector, non-governmental organizations, and the community—need in order to assess current and future risks, make choices that enhance resilience to climate change and climate extremes, and take actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Download the full report here.
Toward Consensus on the Climate Communication Challenge
On October 26–27, 2015, a meeting was held at the American Association for the Advancement of Science headquarters in Washington, DC to discuss the state of research into public attitudes and behavior about climate change. Participants included social science researchers who study public opinion and behavior about climate change (researchers) and those who fund, design, and execute public […]
Ask Mr. Green: How does my company start “going green”?
My boss is freaking out about the environment. It’s kind of scary. He says we have to do everything differently. Where should we start? (via EXHIBITOR) Sounds like your boss was paying attention last spring! That’s when a huge shift in environmental news took place. A series of big time reports all said pretty much the […]
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