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Polling & Social Science
Family and friends influence us the most to take action on climate.
Publication Date: 
2013
Author(s): 
Anthony Leiserowitz
Edward Maibach
Connie Roser-Renouf
Geoff Feinberg
Organization: 
Yale Project on Climate Change Communication
George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication
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Polling
WHAT THE PUBLIC THINKS
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Polling & Social Science
Survey: Expressing climate concern through consumer behavior.
Publication Date: 
2013
Author(s): 
Anthony Leiserowitz
Edward Maibach
Connie Roser-Renouf
Peter Howe
Geoff Fienberg
Organization: 
Yale Project on Climate Change Communication
George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication
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Polling
Social and Behavior Change
WHAT THE PUBLIC THINKS
THEORIES OF CHANGE
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Behavior change
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Theory of change
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Polling & Social Science

87% agree that the EPA should reduce power plant emissions.

Publication Date: 
2013
Author(s): 
Georgetown Public Policy Institute
Georgetown Climate Center
Organization: 
GfK Custom Research
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Polling
Fossil Fuels
United States
WHAT THE PUBLIC THINKS
ENERGY CHOICES
POLICY AND PUBLIC SUPPORT
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Energy
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U.S.
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Polling & Social Science
Most Americans have heard little or nothing about fracking.
Publication Date: 
2012
Author(s): 
Chris Clarke
Hilary Boudet
Dylan Bugden
Organization: 
Yale Project on Climate Change Communication
George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication
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Polling
Fossil Fuels
WHAT THE PUBLIC THINKS
ENERGY CHOICES
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Energy
Fossil fuels
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Public opinion
Resource Type: 
Polling & Social Science
Publication Date: 
2013
Author(s): 
Anthony Leiserowitz
Edward Maibach
Connie Roser-Renouf
Geoff Feinberg
Peter Howe
Organization: 
Yale Project on Climate Change Communication
George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication
Resource Category: 
Polling
Public Opinion Trends
WHAT THE PUBLIC THINKS
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