In the summer of 2012 a study on the landscape of audience research for climate protection was commissioned by the Skoll Global Threats Fund and conducted by Climate Nexus. The study, posted below, was conducted by interviewing practitioners and others working in the field of climate protection, and by collecting and scanning audience research instruments. […]
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Mapping the Landscape of Audience Research for Climate Protection [New Research]
February 14, 2013 
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