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Polling & Social Science:
After the Storm: The Hidden Health Risks of Flooding in a Warming World
This article discusses the health hazards and risks associated with extreme precipitation and flooding and what can be done to protect families at risk.
Polling & Social Science:
In Hurricane Harvey’s Path, How to Talk about Climate and Weather
Hurricane Harvey's aftermath has sparked the conversation about the ways climate change has supercharged the catastrophic event in Houston.
Polling & Social Science:
Lights Out? - Storm Surge, Blackouts, and How Clean Energy Can Help
Over 70 million coastal residents’ major electricity sources are exposed to flooding from hurricanes, nor’easters, or other severe storms. The increasing threat of climate-related sea level rise and storm surges to electricity infrastructure is cause f…
Polling & Social Science:
Politics & Global Warming, May 2017
This report looks at findings from the latest survey by the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication and George Mason University’s Center for Climate Change Communication on how registered voters view collective action and climate policies. WHY…
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Climate change is an issue of economic injustice, this toolkit explores how to change the narratives in communities of color; by creating new vision and providing a voice to stories that have been ignored.
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Global Narratives of Climate Change
The Global Narratives initiative is helping develop climate change messaging in low-income countries by making high-quality research affordable. This report details the methodology used to build programs for organizations in India.
Polling & Social Science:
American Climate Perspectives July 2017
A large majority of Americans are in favor of climate solutions including renewable energy; this survey looks at how local communities can take steps towards addressing climate change.
Polling & Social Science:
Dialogue for Climate Action: Climate action starts with dialogue
We are all stakeholders in the health of our environment. This blog summarizes the discussion from the Dialogue for Climate Action conference where participants seek to promote successful outcomes in climate change policy.
Polling & Social Science:
Talk Is Cheap: How G20 Governments are Financing Climate Disaster
This report presents a detailed picture of the public finances for energy solutions, in response to the stated intentions of G20 members to move away from fossil fuel production toward clean energy sources. Download report here.
Polling & Social Science:
Ipsos Poll Conducted for Reuters
39% of Americans believe that the United States should lead the global fight against climate change. This survey looks at how participants view national political issues.