In an age of geopolitical volatility, what does an effective climate comms strategy look like?

Michael Holder
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Rather than keeping quiet to avoid reputational damage, fresh research suggests businesses can reap significant benefits from promoting their climate efforts - as long as they strike the right tone

We are living in uncertain times. Horrifying and destabilising wars in Ukraine, the Middle East, and Sudan, soaring living costs, and increasing migration have all conspired to make an already tense...

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