Regulators use a 'reference price' to help consumers compare energy offers - but do consumers know what this price is? 💡💸⚡️
We tested different ways of explaining the reference price to boost comprehension and savings. @acccgovau
Here's what we found https://t.co/suzLUyPyMX
For those who are interested in research-based solutions to stop police violence, here’s what you need to know - based on the facts and data. A thread. (1/x)
Some findings from our meta-analysis of responses to #COVID19 comms:
1. Younger people, especially younger men, were worst at recalling #coronavirus guidance. 📝
My first contribution to a BIT blog post. It summarises a project we recently completed with the UNDP to reduce plastic waste in schools in the Solomon Islands. https://t.co/mWRLS4ZB0p
"Are you interested in learning how to apply behavioural insights to your policy challenges? Check out our 3-day executive course with University of Technology Sydney https://t.co/SD9dYtdkjl"
A recent poll suggests that Republicans aged 18-34 have experienced the biggest shift in attitude surrounding climate change. If Trump continues to tout climate denial, he could be eroding support amongst young Republicans in the 2020 US election. https://t.co/pwOWVuoaLt
thanks Futuremag Music for the incredible review and for premiering the first Airium track Our Lives Together. what can I say... i'm humbled. stay tuned for more releases and check out the futuremag... https://t.co/6oUYo0Ab5t
New ‘single’ by my solo project Airium out today.. never thought I would make a techno song but here it is! it’s a 7 minute musical meandering through time and place: from field recordings of cows... https://t.co/VPUey7ykur
The extreme event continues to unfold in the high #Arctic today in response to a surge of moisture and "warmth"
2018 is well exceeding previous years (thin lines) for the month of February. 2018 is the red line. Average temperature is in white (https://t.co/kO5ufUWrKq)