As Andy Burnham heads to Turkey for COP31, what do Britons want to see from the Prime Minister on climate change?
After a summer of heatwaves, and heading into a winter when household energy bills are forecast to see their biggest rise in four years, More in Common’s new research explores public attitudes on climate change and energy.
Drawing on brand new polling and focus groups, this briefing examines how those attitudes have shifted in recent years and what the future of climate politics might look like.
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What do Britons think of COP? What role does the public want Britain to play in global climate politics, and is international cooperation the best route for climate action? Is COP even worth flying out for?
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Cost of living crisis and the climate crisis: With bills front of mind, how have attitudes towards the energy transition changed over time, and do people still see renewables as providing lower bills in the long run?
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Jackdaw, Rosebank and the future of the North Sea: With a decision on Rosebank reported to be imminent, what might the consequences be?
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The electoral politics of climate: Where does Labour’s voter coalition stand on climate change, and does the party risk a ‘Greenlash’ on its left flank? And what does climate change mean for the battle on the Right?
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