A Pew survey finds that larger shares of GOP Millennials believe that the Earth is warming mostly due to human activity or say that climate change is affecting their communities.

  The findings from a Pew Research Center poll shows that Hispanics are significantly more likely than whites to say climate change is human caused and happening.  

Pew Research Center conducted a survey on the significant shift in the public policy agenda on the environment. While still near the bottom of the priority list, climate change has been slowly rising in the past years.

Over half (65%) of Americans give priority to developing alternative energy sources and oppose the Trump administration’s plan to increase fossil fuel energy production using coal.

Pew Research Center conducted a survey to explore the division over the cause and seriousness of climate change between Catholics, Protestants, and non-religious U.S. citizens.  

Pew research center conducted a survey as part of the American Trends Panel (ATP), to explore the current climate debate and the division it has caused amongst American citizens. WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE A LOOK: This survey is the first in a series of reports that details public views on science in areas that connect...

This report looks at the overwhelming number (56%) of Canadians that believe climate change is harming them now and their desire to see Prime Minister Justin Trudeau take action.

This report is the third in a series to examine the public’s attitudes towards climate and energy issues and the extent to which people’s knowledge about science connects to their view on the topic.

Polling shows ideological views about the significance of global warming as a problem continue to diverge.

World leaders of 40 nations will gather in Paris to negotiate a climate change agreement that will frame the global agenda for the next decade.