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Beyond COP26: Now is the time for resident action
With COP26 already paling into the background, many local authorities are now considering their next moves to tackle climate change. After the build up and
Ensure your climate change communications cut through the noise
With COP26 underway, public engagement and support to help deliver climate change strategies has never been more important. But with so many mixed news stories,
The buzz term: ‘behaviour change’ – what does it mean?!
In our last blog, we discussed the benefits and pitfalls of carbon tools to engage and inspire people to act and reduce their carbon footprint.
Carbon calculators and trackers, what is their purpose and do they work?
From the highly technical Mackay Carbon Calculator (which focuses on the decarbonisation of the UK’s energy system) to WWF’s lifestyle carbon footprint calculator, most ‘carbon calculators’ have the
COP26: People want information and action, not just promises
People want information and action, not just promises. That was a key take out of two environmental reports recently published by the advisory Climate Change
COP26: What more can or should we be doing ahead of the COP?
Believed by many to be the world’s last chance to get climate change under control, should we be optimistic about COP26? There certainly is reason
COP26: 4 key points to enable local authorities to reach net zero
At the end of October 2021, leaders from the United Nations will gather at COP26 to discuss the urgent subject of climate change. Hosted by the UK
Tackling climate change
4 key steps to planning your climate change content
Following our last blog which looked at what residents want from your climate change communications. Today, we consider how content can encourage residents to tackle
What do residents want from your climate change communications?
What do your residents want and expect from your climate change communications? A common thread that continues to be highlighted by environmental bodies, is that people aren’t
Climate change: Make it relevant, build trust and encourage action
As the climate change agenda in the UK moves from strategy to action, this week we explore the key questions local authorities are facing when
Climate change: How well do you know your residents?
How much insight do you have on your individual residents? Discover why knowing more about your residents is the key to reducing their carbon footprint.
Climate change: How to track the carbon footprint of your residents
With more local authorities declaring a climate emergency across the country, one of the main challenges is to determine the link between residents’ actions and
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How to achieve real carbon savings with your residents
This article considers an alternative approach by encouraging residents to move from pledged activity to real climate change action. This approach also allows residents to
How to maximise engagement with your ‘hard to reach’ audiences
Our last blog focused on different ways to connect with your ‘hard to reach’ communities. If you want to maximise engagement, you need to prioritise who you wish to
Connecting with ‘hard to reach’ communities
All local authorities are made up of diverse groups which can make communicating and engaging a challenge. There are some who have historically been categorised
Connecting with customers… overcoming the challenges
Our 11 years of delivering digital communications has proven invaluable for effectively communicating with customers during these uncertain times. Utilising tried and tested techniques, we’re
4-minute guide to encouraging households to waste less and recycle more
Since March, our ability to contact and communicate has changed drastically. Opportunities to engage face to face have almost disappeared. As a result, the role
Listen again webinar – Launching a successful food waste service
Food waste: achieving sustained behaviour change by helping residents to reduce waste & recycle more
