Discover how emotional responses to climate change differ globally and why tailored communication is key to driving environmental action.
Explore the 2025 People and Planet Consumer Insights and Trends report by GlobeScan and Ingka Group (IKEA), revealing global concern about climate change and inequality, and how companies can empower people to take meaningful action.
In this episode, Mark and Chris share their take on New York Climate Week 2025 through the lens of the Sustainability at a Crossroads report recently published by ERM, GlobeScan, and Volans.
Despite being hailed as the most climate-conscious generation, Gen Z’s commitment to reducing their environmental impact is slipping.
Global research across 31 markets shows that Gen Z feels especially impacted by climate change.
Despite recent political and economic upheaval, American views about climate change have remained remarkably consistent.
New research from GlobeScan and BBMG highlights the Gen Z dilemma: despite feeling the most impacted by climate change and expressing the highest levels of environmental concern, young people are becoming increasingly disengaged.
Discover key insights on Canadian consumer trends around healthy and sustainable living, based on GlobeScan’s global research on shifting behaviors and market trends.
Our global survey shows that Americans that identify as Democrats rank climate change as a top global concern, while those who consider themselves Republican place it last.
Large proportions of people are willing to pay more in taxes and higher prices to help limit climate change, though the level of support varies across regions between the Global North and Global South.