Voters of Faith Support Fighting Climate Change
A survey of 1,884 registered U.S. voters on support for climate policy and motivations for addressing climate change among different faith traditions.
Most U.S. Voters Support Climate Action and Want Climate Questions During the Presidential Debates
A survey of 1,517 registered U.S. voters for Climate Week on the role of climate change in the 2020 election.
80% of Pennsylvanians Support Cutting Carbon Dioxide Pollution from Power Plants in Pennsylvania
A survey of 659 registered Pennsylvania voters on the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) and its impact on air quality and the state’s economy.
Energy, News, Science
Planet Of The Humans: One Moore Rebuttal To Widely Debunked Anti-Renewables Documentary
The recent documentary “Planet of the Humans,” produced by Michael Moore, has generated an incredible number of fact checks and debunkings. Scientists, journalists, activists, energy experts, and even another documentary filmmaker have published debunkings (see below for links to over …
Voters Say Listen to the Experts on Coronavirus Response
A survey of 1,917 registered U.S. voters on the novel coronavirus and support for state and federal response.
Voters in Arizona Support Climate Action
A survey of 539 registered Arizona voters on support for renewable energy and experiences with climate change and its impacts.
Voters in Colorado Support Climate Action
A survey of 485 registered Colorado voters on concerns about climate change and the local environment and support for increasing renewable energy.
Voters in Upcoming Primary States Support Climate Action
A survey of 675 registered North Carolina voters on climate change impacts, including experiences with extreme weather, and support for renewable energy.
U.S. Voters in Upcoming Primary States Support Climate Action
A survey of 1,934 registered voters in states with Democratic primaries and caucuses between February 22 and March 17, 2020, on climate change, climate policies, and the 2020 election.
Georgia Voters Support Climate Action
A survey of 789 registered Georgia voters on experience with climate impacts and support for renewable energy.
Communication Basics
How to Talk About Climate 2019
Introduction Since the last attempt at major climate legislation more than a decade ago, the climate threat has become increasingly tangible and clean energy solutions more cheaply and readily available. As the times have changed, so too has public opinion. …
News, Science, The IPCC
Expert Reactions to IPCC Oceans & Cryosphere Report
IPCC Oceans & Cryosphere Report Author Quotes Read IPCC Oceans & Cryosphere Report key takeaways here. “Taken together, these changes show that the world's ocean and cryosphere have been taking the heat for climate change for decades. The consequences …
Texas Voters Support Climate Action
A survey of 1,660 registered Texas voters on impacts of climate change and support for increasing renewable energy.
Polls
Climate Change Polling, Toplines & Data | Climate Nexus
Climate Change Polling Partnership Climate Nexus, in partnership with the Yale University Program on Climate Change Communication and the George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication, conducts polling on climate change, public policy and the energy transition. View …
Michigan Voters Support Climate Action
A survey of 820 registered Michigan voters on climate change and concerns about environment and infrastructure.
International, News, The IPCC
Experts React to Historic IPCC Report on Limiting Warming to 1.5°C
US Leaders Former Secretary of State John Kerry: “The world’s best scientists are telling us that today’s damage is just a glimpse of a future no responsible leader should be willing to accept, and that untenable future is coming sooner …
International, Paris Agreement
Paris Agreement Withdrawal FAQ
Learn more about the implications of the United States' withdrawal from the Paris Agreement We’ve put together some common questions and answers on a Paris pullout: How does withdrawing from the Paris Agreement work? Could the U.S. rejoin the Paris …
Business
The Business of Climate Change
Investors, businesses and regulators are working to minimize the economic risk posed by climate change.
State Impacts
Vermont
Vermont is vulnerable to increasing temperatures, floods and droughts, and a shorter winter Vermont’s climate has already warmed by two degrees Fahrenheit in the last century. Increasing temperatures are causing spring to arrive earlier, bringing more precipitation and more frequent …
State Impacts
Maryland
Maryland is vulnerable to climate change, presenting risks to people, stressing infrastructure and causing agricultural and ecological impacts Maryland’s climate has already warmed by one to two degrees Fahrenheit in the last century. Increasing variability in precipitation will likely cause …