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The Engaging on Climate & Community Solutions Toolkit is the place to find tip sheets, case studies, campaign examples, and social science resources for engaging diverse audiences on climate solutions.
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Polling & Social Science:
Disaster Relief: America’s Response to Recent Hurricanes
The aftermath of the recent Hurricanes that struck the United States raised concerns about disaster relief; this poll explores views on President Trump's response to the impacted victims.
Polling & Social Science:
This study looks at the growing concern Canadians face in their industries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as the Trump government pulls out of the Paris Agreement.
Roundtable Recording:
Webinar recording: Look Ahead - Virtual reality for climate action
Seeing is believing. Powerful visual experiences can increase climate concern and motivate action. Learn how the Look Ahead campaign is using cutting-edge virtual reality technology, scientific data and innovative engagement techniques to bring sea-level r…
Roundtable Recording:
Roundtable recording: Leading the way on 100% clean energy
Get an inside look at 100% renewable energy efforts in Atlanta, GA and Pueblo, CO, from the perspective of the climate organizations and decision makers that helped drive them. Our panelists will share their experiences and strategies for advancing local c…
Tip Sheet:
Presentation deck: Fourth National Climate Assessment
A sample presentation deck developed by Climate Access, the Union of Concerned Scientists and Climate Nexus to help climate leaders communicate about the NCA with key messages and supporting data points.
Polling & Social Science:
Climate Change in the Latino Mind
This report from Yale Program on Climate Change Communication is based on findings from two nationally represented surveys conducted in the United States showing that Latinos are more convinced that climate change is happening and human-caused when compare…
Polling & Social Science:
This guide by ecoAmerica highlights various communities and stakeholders moving towards climate action. Each case study shares insights, recommendations, and metrics that reflect their outcomes. Download the report
Polling & Social Science:
An in-depth case study of three municipalities in Chile, which identifies the types of institutional responses to environmental disaster risk management tactics and their efforts to improve governance outcomes.
Polling & Social Science:
Equitable, Community Driven Climate Preparedness Planning
Climate change is one of our most critical global challenges. Though climate change affects individuals across different socio-economic groups: people of color, immigrants, and low-income communities are most at risk of climate-related hazards. Download …
Polling & Social Science:
Climate Change in the American Mind: October 2017
The nationally represented survey finds that a record high number of Americans are “very worried” about global warming and that Americans increasingly view global warming as a threat. Download the report