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Effective Environmental Action - Political Stalemate
Why is it not possible to establish decisive government action on the environment in the UK? I believe we are caught in a stalemate: The public appears sceptical but open to a change of behaviour and… more →
Let the work of change begin
Science, the public, and policy
Holly Doremus wrote 1 week ago: The Pew Research Center for the People and the Press today released the results of a survey (full re … more →
Understanding attitudes to tackling economic inequality
western4uk wrote 3 weeks ago: Title: Understanding attitudes to tackling economic inequality (Summary Report) The Skinny: Identifi … more →
‘A mile wide and an inch deep’
David wrote 4 months ago: Please click here to download a draft copy of the paper: ‘A Mile Wide and an Inch Deep’: … more →
Green Campaigns – Dangerous Propaganda?
garyhaq wrote 5 months ago: ARE public campaigns aimed at raising awareness of our impact on the environment dangerous propagand … more →
The New Politics of Climate Change
rickwilsontg wrote 6 months ago: The Green Alliance the campaigning agency that have produced the excellent Green Standard Reviews ab … more →
Effective Environmental Action - Political Stalemate
rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: Why is it not possible to establish decisive government action on the environment in the UK? I belie … more →
Fit for the future - Environmental performance of our political parties
rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: Today 9 of the country’s most significant environmental lobby groups published their annual re … more →
World views and political sense-making
rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: In my last post I briefly introduced the concept of world view. A world view describes a coherent fr … more →
Climate change, man made? Cooperating to sustain our future.
rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: I would like to think about some comments I have received about the nature and political importance … more →
Climate change, change management and the need for political consensus.
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rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: Over the last week I have been reviewing the major UK political party’s positions concerning c … more →
What of the public, what do they feel about climate change?
rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: I have been reviewing the major UK parties with respect to the policies and action about sustainabil … more →
Public attitudes to climate change, 2008: concerned but still unconvinced
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rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: I came across this report from Ipsos-Mori today. They say: New research by Ipsos MORI, updating las … more →
Political affiliation heart and head
rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: As I have said before, this blog is, in essence, for me a personal journey. My political life has al … more →
Great leadership, great challenges, awakening words
rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: My post yesterday was about the apparent absence of UK public political concern about the environmen … more →
Public lack of environmental concern - The myth of apathy
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rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: In the August Mori Political Monitor only 10% of the public felt that the environment was a priority … more →
August Mori Poll, public priorities, and sustainability
rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: I was reading the IPsos Mori’s August Political Monitor this evening and alongside the apparen … more →
August Mori poll, public priorities, and sustainability.
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rickwilsontg wrote 10 months ago: I was reading the IPsos Mori’s August Political Monitor this evening and alongside the apparen … more →
Uncertainty and the Powerlessness of Oil Consumption
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Renée wrote 11 months ago: It goes without question that with pump prices as high as they have been this past year, the mass pu … more →
'The Righteous Considereth the Cause of the Poor?' - Public Attitudes Towards Poverty in Developing Countries
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David wrote 1 year ago: This is a recent paper that Jennifer van Heerde and I wrote on public attitudes to poverty. Click he … more →
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