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Your Climate Leadership Deserves Recognition: Apply for the 2027 American Climate Leadership Awards
More than $200,000 in awards. National recognition. One opportunity to amplify your climate impact. Are you making a difference on climate change in your community? The 2027 American Climate Leadership Awards (ACLA) want to hear your story…
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A Historic Milestone for Our Democracy, Representation, and Climate
Yesterday, millions of Americans showed up. Today, we have something powerful to celebrate: progress, possibility, and renewed momentum for the future we choose…
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Time for a Change of Plans
The 2026 mid-term election cycle is only six days away. The most important thing on the ballot isn’t a candidate or a ballot issue; it’s democracy. We will see either a triumph of autocracy and/or the power of democracy in America reasserting itself. Three things distort the outcomes now.
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Consensus on Climate Change
Beyond reviewing communications research and polling on climate change regularly, ecoAmerica conducts American Climate Perspectives Surveys each year to help us focus on messages that unite us. We’ve synthesized our recent research into a few topics that you can talk to your colleagues and family about in a productive, positive way.
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American Climate Perspectives Survey 2023, Vol. II
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.
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Finalists for the 2023 American Climate Leadership Awards Announced
ecoAmerica is pleased to announce the top ten finalists for the 2023 American Climate Leadership Awards (ACLA) as voted on by the esteemed ACLA Selection Committee.
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2023 #EveryoneEveryDay Photo Contest
ecoAmerica is excited to announce the return of the #EveryoneEveryDay photo contest! Inspire others to take action on climate by submitting photos that display your climate leadership.
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American Climate Perspectives Survey 2023, Vol. I
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.
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2023 American Climate Leadership Awards Semifinalists Announced
Climate change is no longer the realm of future scenarios and political banter, it’s a frontline community challenge now being addressed with pragmatic activities to confront 2025 and 2030 realities. From the deep south of Jackson, Mississippi to Illinois to the Hawaiian islands, this year’s ACLA semifinalists represent…
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Climate Mobilization Project’s New Strategic Direction
The year of 2022 has been especially politically radicalizing for me and our team at Climate Mobilization Project (CMP). We have been reflecting on the way our movement has been pouring in…
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ecoAmerica Authors Published in the Journal of Climate Change and Health
ecoAmerica’s Meighen Speiser and Nicole Hill, MPH, were recently published in Elsevier’s Journal of Climate Change and Health. Their article, Training Health Professionals on Climate Change Communication…
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American Climate Perspectives Survey 2022, Vol. V
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 …
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American Climate Perspectives Survey 2022, Vol. IV
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…
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Share Your Climate Action Successes — Win $175,000 in Cash Awards
We need individual and collective action now more than ever to accelerate the climate transition before 2025.