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Scotland’s National Strategy for Economic Transformation aims to create a fairer, more prosperous and greener economy that works for everyone. However, the changing climate and its impact on agriculture, infrastructure and health, as well as the effects of an aging population and structural inequalities all have ramifications for future inclusive and sustain...


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CXC Programme Manager Anne Marte Bergseng on a roundtable we held to identify behavioural science approaches to embed in Scottish Government climate policy.

From diet and home heating to transport and holiday habits – the way we live, work and play has a climate impact. In Scotland, this ...


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CXC is working with Lucidity Services Ltd and the University of Glasgow on a project measuring the impacts of climate policy on health in Scotland on behalf of the Scottish Government.

As part of this, we are calling for evidence, data and case studies that demonstrate how climate change mitigation and adaptation policies in Scotl...


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Nick Nash is a research fellow based at the University of Bath Department of Psychology. His research looks at the influence of habits and life events on environmentally-relevant behaviour.

He recently worked on a ClimateXChange fellowship project exploring policymaking around climate and diet in Scotland, identifying areas fo...


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Dr Kate Donovan is ClimateXChange’s Director of Policy and theme lead for risk and adaptation. She is Senior Lecturer in Climate Risk and Resilience at the University of Edinburgh.

In a recent podcast interview, she discussed the role and membership of the recently expanded ClimateXChange advisory group. This blog post present...


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