Research

Americans Want Their City to Prepare for Summer’s Severe Weather Summer is nearly here, and Americans nationwide are looking forward to sunny days and outdoor activities. In some areas of the [...]

Mothers Know Best: Our Moral Obligation on Climate Change With Mother’s Day around the corner, Americans are preparing to honor the moms in their lives, and the many ways they care for us. As the [...]

Health Is A Major Motivator for American Climate Action Last fall, several national and international academies issued reports on the impacts of climate change, including on human health. From [...]

Last fall, several national and international academies issued reports on the impacts of climate change, including on human health. From the IPCC to NCA, WHO, and Lancet reports, the impacts on [...]

Climate Attitudes Differ in Rural, Suburban, and Urban Living Climate change impacts all Americans, but presents itself differently in every corner of the U.S., ranging from hurricanes to [...]

New Hope for Action: Key Republican Climate Attitudes Shift As we begin the new year, many are wondering whether 2019 will mark a turning point for climate action. While the issue has been [...]

As we transition into 2019 and welcome a new Congress, there is renewed hope for climate action. While partisan gridlock remains the greatest impediment to bold climate solutions, there is a [...]

With elections just around the corner, and recent news coverage about politicians talking about climate change, Americans are beginning to think about the candidates and issues they will have the [...]

The midterm elections are just around the corner, and many Americans are beginning to have political discussions with their friends and families, colleagues, and communities. Amongst a myriad of [...]

This election season has been filled with reports showing the widening partisan divide in America. Opinion gaps are growing on topics such as poor and disadvantaged communities, the size of [...]