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Polling & Social Science:
Yale Climate Opinion Maps 2018
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: HereÂ
Polling & Social Science:
Between June 27 and July 8, much of the continental U.S. was engulfed in record-breaking, extreme heat. Media outlets have largely neglected to connect extreme heat and climate change all year – and they did even worse during the June-July heat wave.Â…
Polling & Social Science:
Science Guidelines and Tips for Writing on Heatwaves and Climate
 Climate Change has been found to increase the frequency of extreme weather events and the duration of heat waves.  WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE A LOOK:  The frequency of hot days and nights are expanding the length of the “hot" season and creating more ris…
Polling & Social Science:
The worlds urban population keep growing, cities and the people in them are now at risk of rising temperatures. This report by the Urban Climate Change Research Network aims to develop key communication tools around global impacts of climate change on citi…
Polling & Social Science:
This poll by the NSEE outlines how American voters believe that global warming is happening and that humans are partially responsible for the rising temperatures. Â
Polling & Social Science:
Extreme heat is rapidly becoming one of the most dangerous climate impacts. This article outlines solutions for New York city residents in response to extreme weather events by providing at risk fence-line communities with tools to keep cool.   Lin…
Campaign Example:
Two-thirds of the U.S. population lives in counties vulnerable to health threats from unexpectedly high summer temperatures. As extreme heat events become more common, so does the frequency of heat-related illnesses, with seniors, children, people with chr…
Polling & Social Science:
Upper Manhattan Climate Action Manual
Community-based planning for climate change combines environmental resilience with social resilience for communities to cope with external stresses and disturbances because of political, economic, and other social changes. The manual aims to assist New Yor…
Polling & Social Science:
Rising to the Challenge, Together
The challenges of climate adaptation and resilience building are now an everyday reality for decision-makers across the country. The report assesses the current state of the climate adaptation field, provides a vision of an effective field and recommends …
Polling & Social Science:
The Climate Resilience Framework demonstrates the link between climate adaptation and mitigation; together both strategies will develop stronger more resilient communities. Download the report