Bung them in a table (because who doesn’t love a little table?) and it looks like this:

📣NEW PAPER: ‘Advocacy - defending science or destroying it?’ Our interviews with 47 climate scientists provide detailed explanations on all the good things about policy advocacy and the legitimate concerns with threats to the integrity and credibility of science. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Whilst also looking like it’s taken its inspiration from a Sponge Bob meme, the new jaguar branding ain’t good for climate comms either. 1/6
#jaguar #climatecomms #JLR #wholivesinapineappleunderatree

Lastly, they present the most supported policies derived from an analysis of the outcomes of over thirty Citizens' Assemblies and Juries held across the UK. 6/6

Based on their research, they present three high-level proposals to help achieve the cross-government Net Zero Mission, including the creation of a permanent Citizens’ Panel on climate. 5/6

Their 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. 3/6