Research shows that young people are more likely to view global warming as personally important, to engage in climate activism, and rank global warming higher in voting issue priority than older generations.

The survey results show overwhelming support for the Green New Deal, with 81% of registered voters saying they either “strongly support” (40%) or “somewhat support” (41%) this plan. While most Republicans and conservatives are in favor of the Green New Deal’s policies in principle, many respondents were not yet aware that this plan is proposed by...

Yale Program on Climate Change Communication developed a series of maps to illustrate how Americans’ climate change beliefs, risk perceptions, and policy support vary from state to state.    Link to Maps: Here 

This report is based on a nationally represented survey that describes how Democratic, Independent, and Republican voters view global warming and energy policies. Download the report  

A nationally representative survey explores the upwards trends in Americans’ concern about climate change.  WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE A LOOK: 1 in 5 Americans are very worried about global warming and substantial evidence indicates Americans believe they have personally been affected by climate change. The findings from the report outline a growing trend toward increased...

The nationally represented survey explores American’s concerns about climate change and finds the public is increasingly seeing climate change as a threat.

This report from Yale Program on Climate Change Communication is based on findings from two nationally represented surveys conducted in the United States showing that Latinos are more convinced that climate change is happening and human-caused when compared with non-Latinos in the U.S.   WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE A LOOK: Latinos make up 17% of...

This article explores how the politicization of climate science has misled the public’s consensus on human-caused climate change.