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....
Happy Election Day! Our recently updated Yale Climate Opinion Maps allow us to analyze gaps between public opinion and political will at sub-national scales, making it easier to explore the role...
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...
Image by Rohan Naik Yale College graduate Rohan Naik ’18 researched how air pollution in London affects the city's most vulnerable residents for an article recently published in Pacific...
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...
Photo Credit: AG Sano Today, nearly two-thirds of global greenhouse gas emissions are linked either directly or indirectly to human consumption. What we buy, what we eat, how we travel, and how...
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,...
Image: Piron Guillaume The United States medical industry produces about 8% of climate change-causing greenhouse gas emissions. Healthcare providers have long embraced the mandate “do no...
2017 has proven to be a pivotal year in the global human struggle to adequately reduce emissions from heat-trapping gases that fuel climate change. The human and political aspect of this struggle...
Photo: “Station Fire” 8/30/2009 looking east from Mulholland Drive, Los Angeles. Credit: Bruce Leiserowitz California is experiencing a historic wildfire season. Six fires are burning...