NRDC and the League of Conservation Voters commissioned American Viewpoint to interview 400 Republican voters in each state about their energy and climate policy preferences. Their responses showed that, contrary to popular belief, many conservative voters support climate policy. WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE A LOOK With the announcement of the Clean Power Plan and the...

The surveys of views on environmental regulations in five key electoral and presidential battleground states were conducted December 9-16, 2014 among likely 2016 voters in five states: Colorado, Florida, Maine, New Hampshire and Virginia.

There are cracks forming in the industry narrative of the inevitability of tar sands expansion – this report lays out why tar sands are economically a bad bet as well as an environmental bad bet. 

A tip sheet on how to beat some of the summer hazards that are getting worse through climate change. 

Polling results from a national survey conducted after President Obama’s climate speech in June 2013 showing strong support for his climate plan across all regions and political preferences as well as a growing concern about climate impacts. 

A report from NRDC investigates how carefully crafted pollution limits for power plants can cost-effectively reduce carbon emissions, provide additional jobs, and reduce electricity bills. 

A state-by-state assessment of preparedness plans that specifically considers strategies to address potential water-related climate change impacts, including efforts to enhance communication and collaboration.