The overall objectives were to improve the evidence base for policy decisions concerning:
1) How climate change knowledge and awareness relates to transport decision-making, attitudes and behaviours amongst the public;
2) The nature and impact of interventions aimed at altering attitudes and behaviours in relation to climate change issues;
3) The identification of research methods (including measures and data sources) pertinent to these issues;
4) The identification of evidence gaps worthy of further research.
This review has now been published and a summary and full report can be accessed at:
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Posted on 22nd August 2006
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