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Polling & Social Science:
American Climate Perspectives April 2017
This survey conducted by ecoAmerica found significant increases in awareness of climate change that overwhelmingly points to human activities as the leading cause.
Polling & Social Science:
Networked Change: Campaign Grid
Today’s "potential" supporters often adopt causes and not institutions, when they decide to invest in social change. This guide presented by the Networked Change Report reviews the tools and principles of designing a directed networked campaign.
Polling & Social Science:
When Does Self-Interest Motivate Political Engagement? The case of climate change
This paper examines the theoretical understanding of political participation versus material self-interest by showing how people’s subjective perceptions affect their overall public opinion.
Polling & Social Science:
A 2017 National Survey of Broadcast Meteorologists
This report looks at the initial findings from the fifth nationally representative survey of broadcast meteorologists conducted by George Mason University. The aim of these surveys is to explore broadcast meteorologists’ views and activities related to r…
Polling & Social Science:
Does Engagement in Advocacy Hurt the Credibility of Scientists?
This study looks at trust and perceived credibility of scientists engaged in advocacy activities. WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE A LOOK: It is often assumed that issue advocacy will compromise the credibility of scientists. This study experimented to test public rea…
Polling & Social Science:
A Citizen’s Guide to Building a Climate-resilient Long Beach
This report by the City of Long Beach explores and identifies the most important climate change threats and suggests ways to make Long Beach less vulnerable.
Polling & Social Science:
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.
Polling & Social Science:
Mental Health and Our Changing Climate: Impacts, implications, and guidance
This report looks at the psychological impacts climate change has on mental health and well-being. The report provides health professionals, climate communicators and policymakers with the tools needed to respond to this issue and bolster public engagement…
Polling & Social Science:
Public Opinion Context for Trump's Environmental Actions
A Gallup survey finds that a majority of Americans do not believe increased production of energy should be prioritized over environmental protection.
Polling & Social Science:
Climate change is proven to cause oceans to warm and expand, triggering a large increase of water from melting glaciers. This review explores media analyses and audience research to find the remaining gaps to understanding sea–level-rise.