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SEET
Safe & Equitable Environmental Transition

A platform for making climate policy work in the real world

SEET is an independent communications and analysis initiative focused on how environmental and climate policy is delivered in practice.

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It exists to document, test, and improve how organisations, public bodies, and civil society communicate around environmental transition, public trust, and behavioural change.

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The work brings together policy, public communication, and lived experience to support climate action that is credible, accountable, and socially grounded.

SEET is led by Jack Jardine.

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What this work focuses on

SEET operates at the point where policy, organisations, and people meet.

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In practice this includes:

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Climate and energy communication
Supporting how climate and energy policy is explained, understood, and implemented inside organisations and in public debate.

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Public trust and opinion
Working with how credibility, legitimacy, and consent are built around environmental decisions.

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Risk, crisis, and change communication
Addressing how institutions handle controversy, uncertainty, and transition without losing public confidence.

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Organisations and civil society
Supporting NGOs, community groups, and institutions in navigating environmental responsibility and accountability.

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Environmental transition is not failing because of a lack of targets or ambition.

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It fails when communication, trust, and institutional behaviour do not keep up with policy.

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SEET exists because:

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  • Public expectations of transparency and accountability are rising

  • Climate and energy decisions increasingly trigger political and social conflict

  • Organisations need to communicate environmental change in ways people actually accept and understand

  • Trust has become a critical part of delivering sustainability, not just reporting it

  • SEET focuses on the space between policy and people, where most environmental outcomes are decided

Why SEET exists

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How this work is used

SEET functions as a working platform for:

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  • Ongoing analysis of climate and environmental communication

  • Public-facing projects and collaborations

  • Support to organisations and civil society

  • A growing body of documented, real-world practice

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All activity, projects, and outputs are recorded and published as part of the work.

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