Framing the transition to renewable energy
This analytical brief presents the results of an experiment in done in EcoAnalytics Panoramic Survey, of May-June 2018, which tested six narrative frames for communicating about the transition to renewable energy with key Canadian audiences. The authors discuss how a “health” frame attracted the greatest support yet note that none of the frames seemed to persuade respondents to make significant changes in their personal behaviour in support of this transition.
Keywords: narratives, opinions, behaviours
Author(s)
Erick Lachapelle, PhD, Université de Montréal