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Climate Outreach

A UK-based site with practical, evidence-based reports and guides for communicating about climate change.

The following are examples of their reports.

• The Air we Breath (2020) For U.K. audiences, images showing air pollution (compared to images of floods, heat stress, and infectious disease) were found to be more effective for visually communicating the health impacts of climate change: the health consequences of climate impacts other than air pollution are not yet visually salient in the public mind.
• Communicating Flood Risks in a Changing Climate. This 2015 report identifies nine principles for communicating about flooding in a changing climate.
• Engaging the Public on Climate Risks and Adaptation (2019)
  
• Messages to Mobilise People of Faith on Climate ChangeThis 2015 report and separate fact sheet provide top-line conclusions on language about climate change that could mobilise activity across the world's five main faith groups: Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish and Muslim.
• Mainstreaming low-carbon lifestyles (2019) The importance of values and sense of identity.
• Uncertainty Handbook This 2016 handbooks outlines twelve practical and easy-to apply principles for smarter communication about climate change uncertainties.