Climate communications

Businesses first need to understand the views of their customers and staff on climate and nature before launching new green initiatives, policies or campaigns, writes Emma Peet from Climate Outreach

Last week's Budget provided a perfect example of how the mainstream media has a huge blindspot when it comes to the climate crisis and the policies that are shaping it

Too much reporting of climate change focuses on denial, delay-ism, and dismissal - but is it possible to better communicate the realities of the climate crisis?

Environmentalism is by far the most popular ideology in the UK, businesses and politicians should build on that natural advantage

Nine novels, all authored by women, have made the longlist for the first ever Climate Fiction Price, including Booker Prize winner Orbital by Samantha Harvey

Trewin Restorick reflects on the most effective ways to communicate the myriad benefits of decarbonisation during a cost-of-living crisis

The Oxford English Dictionary's Patricia Stewart charts how language related to the environment, climate change, and sustainabiliy is changing to reflect new global realities

Everyone talks about climate change when it’s unbearably hot. Climate Outreach's David Powell explores how businesses can keep the conversation going - and what’s in it for them.

Fresh research from IPPR sets out how campaigners and businesses can best ring fence climate action from culture war divisions