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How We Can Use Climate Action Planning to Beat the Heat
This article looks at prevention methods and action plans against heat health risks due to rising temperatures.
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Climate Change, Extreme Heat, and Health
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention created this toolkit to help communicate the goals of the Environmental Public Health Tracking Network, by outlining public health risks related to climate change.
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Extreme heat events are expected to increase in frequency and severity due to the continued changes to our climate. Health Canada developed a toolkit with strategies to educate communities and decrease health risks related to extreme heat. WHY YOU SHOUL…
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This survey conducted by ecoAmerica found significant opposition from Americans to Trump’s decision to opt out of the Paris Climate Agreement. WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE A LOOK: President Trump’s opposition to the global agreement to lower greenhouse g…
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Public Opinion and Trump's Decision on the Paris Agreement
A Gallup survey finds Republicans are less worried about climate change than Democrats or independents and prioritize jobs.
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Most Americans Oppose Trump's Withdrawal from Paris Accord
The Washington Post – ABC News Polls finds that 59% of Americans oppose Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement. Link Here
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Growing Support in US for Some Climate Change Action
The Chicago Council survey finds a strong bipartisan majority support the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Global Warming Concern at Three-Decade High in US
American’s level of worry about climate change has increased by 10% in the past year. This survey looks at participants’ growing concern on climate change as a serious risk.
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the Canadian Oil and Gas Sector
Canada is the only net fossil fuel producer out of eight surveyed; this report outlines the importance of understanding the role of the oil and gas sector in Canada as a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions.
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51% of American voters believe climate change is caused by human activity, this survey looks at how participants view climate change since the Trump Administration.