'Scientific and political awareness of the greenhouse effect and human influence on the climate has existed for over three decades. During the 1980s, there was a strong environmental movement and a political consensus on the issue, but in recent years, climate change denial – denying that changes to the climate are due to human influence on the environment – has increased which makes the case for understanding why this is so.' (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden) >

'The Australian Industrial Transformation Institute (AITI) is a national leader in industry and workplace innovation research. 'Our multi-disciplinary team undertakes industry, economic and workforce research in response to major change. This includes industry foresighting, demand mapping, value chain analysis and the drivers of successful university/industry collaboration.' >

Information available both online and in print. > Your Home (Australian Government publication). 

Yale Climate Opinion Maps 2020. Yale Program on Climate Change Communication. >>

It’s How You Say It, Not What You Say, How to Rebuff a Climate Denier. Insights from cognitive science. >>

How to Talk About Climate Change in a Way that Makes a Difference ... "why it's time to get emotional about climate change" ~Dr Rebecca Huntley. Review and interview by The Climate Council, Sydney. >>

Personal Narratives on Climate Change  ..."our first writing campaign for high school students ... which covers everything from stages of story-crafting to tips on getting published."

Climate Change Educational Resources for Grades (US) 1 to 12, from the National Geographic Society, USA. Text articles - written to different vocabulary levels for different grades, Images and Video, Links to other websites and Information on 'User Permissions'.

'The case for strategic and managed climate retreat'

from Environmental Change Institute (Oxford University Centre for the Environment)