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. …
Ohio Voters Support Climate Action
A survey of 1,112 registered Ohio voters on impacts of climate change and support for expanding renewable energy.
Climate Nexus Polling
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 the latest climate change polling …
Archive
Hurricane Dorian August 2019
Hurricane Dorian is the fifth Atlantic hurricane in four years to reach Category 5 strength and is one of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded in the Atlantic basin. Dorian made its initial landfall at Elbow Cay, Abacos, in the Bahamas …
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 …
News, The IPCC
IPCC Report: Oceans and Ice Systems Already Facing Unprecedented Climate Impacts
MONTE CARLO, Monaco – Today, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released the Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (SROCC) in the Principality of Monaco. This report, the product of a week of editing in …
News, Science
RCP 8.5: Business-as-usual or a worst-case scenario?
In the characterization of climate change projections, there is debate over whether the climate change scenario RCP 8.5 represents a "business as usual” scenario, a “high emissions” scenario, or a "worst-case" scenario. Further, there are questions about whether RCP 8.5 …
Texas Voters Support Climate Action
A survey of 1,660 registered Texas voters on impacts of climate change and support for increasing renewable energy.
American Voters Support Climate Action
A survey of 2208 registered voters in the United States on climate change, climate impacts and support for policies to reduce carbon pollution.
Iowa Voters Support Climate Action
A survey of 519 registered Iowa voters on impacts of climate change and support for 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 …
Energy
Job impacts from the shift to electric cars and trucks
The global auto market is undergoing profound changes as technological advances impact everything from the products offered to the factories they are made in. The shift toward electric cars and trucks, just one of the many generational changes hitting the …
Food, News, The IPCC
Land Report: Managing the Planet Now Necessary for Managing Climate Change, Say Scientists
On August 7, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) wrapped up discussions in Geneva, Switzerland on their latest Special Report on Climate Change and Land. About the report: The report explores how the way we use our land contributes …
Food, The IPCC
Agriculture & Climate
Agriculture plays a unique role in climate change - while it is a driver of emissions, it also has the potential to be a solution to global warming, by drawing down and storing carbon in the soil. There are a …
Michigan Voters Support Climate Action
A survey of 820 registered Michigan voters on climate change and concerns about environment and infrastructure.
Florida Voters Support Climate Action
A survey of 1,558 registered Florida voters on impacts of climate change and support for climate action.
Bipartisan Interest in EV Tax Credit
A survey of 1,939 registered U.S. voters on electric vehicles and support for EV tax incentives.
News, Science
Unexpected Surge in Atmospheric Methane
Summary A dramatic and surprising surge in atmospheric methane has emerged over the past several years. If not mitigated, this new trend could off-set the gains anticipated from the Paris Climate Agreement. In response, scientists have begun ringing alarm bells …
Science
NCA4: American Heartland Fact Sheet
The National Climate Assessment finds that global warming is impacting every state in the country, and those in America’s Heartland are no different. The Midwest and Great Plains are seeing hotter temperatures, more intense downpours, flooding, crop damages and other …