The policies the public designed demonstrate deep concern about climate change and low trust in the government taking meaningful action.

We also found the most supported policies - the ‘low hanging fruit’ and least controversial in implementing, so long as key concerns are taken into account.

Summarising outcomes from over 30 UK Citizen’s Assemblies and Juries between 2019-2023, the public want:
- More action on climate, and ambitious policies;
- Better public communication and education;
- Help to make things simple, clear, and easy is supported just as much as financial measures.

*NEW REPORT*
The UK public are clear about what they want from climate-related policy.
"What climate policies do the public want? A review of recommendations from UK citizens' assemblies and Juries"

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4️⃣There were clear patterns in people’s responses that allowed us to identify five key ‘stances’ that people are likely to take. Members of each stance also tended to exhibit similar social characteristics (see attached figures).

3️⃣An outright advertising ban on high-carbon products and services, whilst being the least popular policy option, was still more popular than doing nothing and keeping things as they are.

This research summary outlines the key policies a citizen jury created to match their concern about the advertising of high-carbon products and services. These policy options were then presented to 2000 adults in the UK via a poll to assess their level of support for these different options.

📣NEW RESEARCH SUMMARY
“What the public think about advertising high-carbon products and services: Citizens’ jury and public polling evidence from the UK.”
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Lastly, we present the most supported policies derived from an analysis of the outcomes of over thirty Citizens' Assemblies and Juries held across the UK.
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Based on our research, we present three high-level proposals to help achieve the cross-government Net Zero Mission, including the creation of a permanent Citizens’ Panel on climate.
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Our research has found that people are deeply concerned about climate change, but governments have a poor track record of engaging the public and so trust is low. 2/5

🚨 NEW REPORT:
We summarise our recent research on how the public currently feel about climate change – what action they want and what they find frustrating – and offer three priorities for policy makers that will help achieve better climate action.
climatecitizens.org.uk/new-report-p...
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