- Non-technical Summary
- 1. Background
- 2. Objectives
- 3. Methods
- - Overview of existing evidence
- - Low-income areas study
- - In our interviews with local managers
- - Think-tank event
- - Analysis
- - Ethical considerations
- 4. Results
- A) Overview of existing evidence
- - Environmental issues in low-income areas – environmental inequality
- - Wider environmental issues
- - Environmental actions in the UK
- - Attitudes, concerns and actions in low-income communities
- - How local environmental problems interact with global environmental problems
- - Knowledge about human behaviour and influencing how people act
- B) Results from our focus groups study
- - Local environmental problems
- - Wider environmental problems
- - Responsibility for environmental problems
- - Environmental action
- - What people think government should be doing to help
- - The relationship between local and global problems
- C) Findings from local managers
- 5. Conclusions
- 6. Impacts
- 7. Future research
- 8. References
- 9. Annexes
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