American Climate Perspectives Surveys

Trends and developments of Americans’ climate perspectives over the years.

2022 American Climate Perspectives

Vol I: More Americans Are Concerned About Climate Change

Vol II, Part I: Making the Climate and Health Connection

Vol II, Part II: Climate Change Sparks Emotional Responses

Vol III: American Energy Attitudes

Vol IV: Climate Change & 2022 Midterms

2021 American Climate Perspectives

Vol I: Climate Justice

Vol II: Health Surpasses Jobs in Climate Action Support

Vol III: The Rural-Urban Divide on Climate Change

Vol IV: Severe Weather Drives Climate Concerns

Vol V: American Energy Attitudes

2020 American Climate Perspectives

Vol I: Electeds Who Prioritize Climate

Vol II: Americans Feel Alone in Concern

Vol III: Climate Is a Voting Issue

Vol IV: Voters Stand With Climate Candidates

Vol V: American Energy Attitudes

Vol VI: Post-Election Climate Perspectives

2019 American Climate Perspectives

Vol I: Hope for Action

Vol II: Rural, Suburban, and Urban

Vol III: Health as a Major Motivator

Vol IV: Mothers Know Best

Vol V: Cities to Prepare for Summer Weather

Vol VI: Energy and Nuclear

Vol VII: Student Climate Strikes

2018 American Climate Perspectives

January: Advocacy

February: Gender

March: Millennials

April: Demographics

June: Mid-Year Summary

August: Severe Weather

September: Voting Issue, Part I

October: Voting Issue, Part II
November: IPCC Report

December: Congress

Mid-Year Summary

2017 American Climate Perspectives

February: Trump

April: Solutions

May: Executive Orders

June: Children & Nature

July: Local Communities

August: Common Ground

September: Motivations

October: State of America

November: Advocacy

December: Action