Blog Tag: Surveys
November 19th, 2019 · Surveys
Poll: Georgia Voters Support Climate Action
With our partners at Climate Nexus and George Mason University, we are pleased to share the results of a new poll of registered voters in Georgia, ahead of the next Democratic presidential candidate...
October 15th, 2019 · Surveys
Poll: Ohio Voters Support Climate Action
As Democratic presidential candidates head to Ohio for the October 14th debate, we are pleased to share the results of a new poll of registered voters in the state. We find that Ohio voters support a...
September 11th, 2019 · Surveys
Poll: Texas Voters Support Climate Action
Seven in 10 Houston voters have experienced flooding in their area in the last year Two-thirds of Texas voters say developing renewables should be prioritized over natural gas Joe Biden...
November 8th, 2018 · Energy, Policy and Politics and Surveys
State Energy Policy in the 2018 Midterms
Though the focus of the recent midterm elections was largely on potential shifts of power in the U.S. House and Senate, a number of states had environment and energy issues on their ballots....
October 18th, 2018 · Beliefs and Attitudes, Climate Impacts, Energy, Policy and Politics, Republicans, Surveys and YCOM
The Role of Climate Change Policy in Illinois Congressional District 6
Our recently updated Yale Climate Opinion Maps allow us to analyze gaps between public opinion and political will at sub-national scales, allowing an exploration of the role climate change and...
October 4th, 2018 · Beliefs and Attitudes, Climate Impacts, Surveys and Weather
Connecting the Dots between Extreme Weather and a Changing Climate
Photo credit: Marcus Kauffman Severe weather events are among the most visible, tangible ways that people witness or experience climate change. While scientists have in the past been unable to tie...
May 25th, 2018 · Audiences, Beliefs and Attitudes, Climate Impacts, Demographics, Knowledge, Messaging, Surveys and YCOM
How many people support climate change education in your county? Now you can find out.
As discussed in our recent Climate Note, an overwhelming majority of Americans in every single county in the United States think that we should teach children about the causes,...