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Many climate activists have been working for years to transform climate change into a kitchen-table issue, and new research suggests these efforts have succeeded. ecoAmerica’s latest report explores who Americans feel comfortable talking with about climate change, revealing that family and friends are at the top of the list.

As the country recovers from extreme winter storms that disrupted life across the nation, a new study finds that the majority of Americans are concerned about climate change. ecoAmerica’s latest American Climate Perspectives Survey also identified driving forces behind climate concern.

Bi-Partisan American Attitudes: It's Time for Urgent Climate Action. The majority of Americans think climate change is a serious problem, according to the latest survey by ecoAmerica ...

American Voters Support Climate Candidates in 2022 Midterms. A large majority of US voters plan to cast their ballots in the midterm elections, according to the latest research from ecoAmerica...

Amidst power outages, record-high gas prices, and the need for Americans to cool down in soaring heat ...

Climate change impacts – especially air pollution, severe storms, and disease-carrying insects – make Americans concerned for their health and safety.

Almost half of Americans are very concerned about climate change, yet only 14% think others around them are very concerned.