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Value, Passions & Incentives - In Relation To Climate Change: Environmental Choices 2.C |
Sep 2009 |
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This report addresses how people’s identity relates to attitudes to climate change, and how this can be used in marketing. A general finding from academic research is that people with more materialistic values tend to
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Carbon Offsets And Business Reputations: An International Quantitative Investigation Into Usage Of & Attitudes Towards Carbon Offset, And Business Reputations. Environmental Choices 3.g |
Jul 2009 |
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This report has two focuses; carbon offsets and business reputations. The initial analysis is designed to understand the attitudes the public has towards carbon offsets, and how carbon offset schemes could build better public support.
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The Branding of Climate Change - An international quantitative investigation into the power of 6 branding concepts used within 'green marketing': Environmental Choices 3.h |
Apr 2009 |
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This report is about how branding can be used to motivate people to work towards a low-carbon economy and, by extension, embrace low-carbon products and services. Branding techniques can provide the ideas, stories, myths and/or
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Flying and Telepresence - An international quantitative examination of flying behaviour and the potential of telepresence to be a real low-carbon alternative to aviation: Environmental Choices™ report 3.e |
Apr 2009 |
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This report focuses on how public opinion about climate change relates to flying behaviour, and opportunities for low-carbon alternatives to flying. The report considers the current use of inexpensive video communication systems from Skype with
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Climate Change & The Home - Energy Efficiency, Emission Reduction & Everyday ‘green’ Household Behaviour: Environmental Choices™ Section Report 3.c |
Feb 2009 |
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This report focuses on ‘the home’ and the issues involved in improving energy-efficiency and reducing emissions. The report considers key household activities and measures to mitigate their environmental & energy efficiency impact. It also identifies
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Green Energy Companies & Fuel Cells: Environmental Choices Section Report 3d |
Jan 2009 |
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This report focuses on specific companies that have developed, or are developing, low-carbon products and services for consumers - primarily for use in the home. Specifically, it considers opportunities for micro-generation, hydrogen fuels cells and
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Climate Change & Power Generation - Public reactions to coal & nuclear power & Al Gore’s plan for 100% renewable electricity in 10 years in the USA. Environmental Choices™ section report 3.a |
Jan 2009 |
$871.50 |
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Coal is a plentiful, high-carbon fuel which poses a grave threat to our climate. As Dr. James Hansen testified in 2007, “Saving the planet and creation surely requires phase-out of coal except where the CO2
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Environmental Choices™ section report 2.a: Influencers on Climate Change & Social Tipping Points |
Nov 2008 |
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This report focuses on influencers - those people who are making an impact on public opinion concerning climate change. The analysis considers how much prominent influencers are considered to be effective in shaping opinion, and
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Environmental Choices™ section report 1.a: Attitudes towards climate change |
Nov 2008 |
$871.50 |
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This report focuses on the public's perception of, and attitude towards, climate change and the low-carbon economy. The data is analysed by key demographics across each country. It also explains the creation of the main
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