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Polling & Social Science:
GPG Survey of Trump Voters, December 2016
Morning Consulting conducted a survey from the Glover Park Group poll of Trump voters to gain insight into their opinions towards specific policies and issues. Survey Here Key Finding In consideration for the new budget 46% of Trump voters (‘Votersâ…
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Politics & Global Warming: November 2016
This report is based on the survey finding from the Yale Program on Climate Change and George Mason University Center for Climate Change to look at how American registered voters view a variety of current and proposed global warming and clean energy polici…
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George Mason University’s Center for climate Change Communication conducted stack holder interviews with participants representing four areas of interest for the Salt Marsh Stories program.
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Catholics Divided Over Global Warming - Partisan Differences Mirror Those Among General Public
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. Â
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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 …
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This report looks at eight major fossil fuel companies’ products and business practices; by ranking their contribution to global carbon emissions.  Â
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Public Perceptions of Climate Change
George Mason University joined together with Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to get Maryland residents’ opinions on climate change and their attitudes towards current or proposed policies.  Â
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This infographic illustrates tips and tools on ways to be more energy efficient in your own home.Â
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Public Knowledge, Behaviors & Preferences about Energy & Transportation
George Mason University joined together with Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to get Maryland residents’ opinions on climate change, energy sources, and public health.Â
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Integrating Climate Science into Coastal Resilience Planning and Decision Making in New Jersey
New Jersey Climate Adaptation Alliance and decision makers join together to communicate the need for more science-informed guidance to enhance the resilience of their coastal communities. Â