A survey of 553 registered Maryland voters finds strong support for policies to improve transportation and address climate change in the state.
A survey of 532 registered South Carolina voters on energy burden and support for expanding clean energy in the state.
A survey of 3,818 registered voters across TCI jurisdictions on support for their state participating in the Transportation and Climate Initiative.
A survey of 1,936 U.S. voters on support for cleaner shipping practices and stronger pollution limits for business and industry.
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A survey of 2,047 registered U.S. voters on support for transitioning to clean energy and away from natural gas and other fossil fuels.
A survey of 1,884 registered U.S. voters on support for climate policy and motivations for addressing climate change among different faith traditions.
A survey of 1,517 registered U.S. voters for Climate Week on the role of climate change in the 2020 election.
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.
A survey of 1,984 registered U.S. voters on support for stimulus funding for water programs and concerns about water pollution, as well as opinions on a United States-China partnership on clean energy and climate change.
A survey of 1,917 registered U.S. voters on the novel coronavirus and support for state and federal response.
A survey of 539 registered Arizona voters on support for renewable energy and experiences with climate change and its impacts.
A survey of 485 registered Colorado voters on concerns about climate change and the local environment and support for increasing renewable energy.
A survey of 675 registered North Carolina voters on climate change impacts, including experiences with extreme weather, and support for renewable energy.
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.
