Tag Archives: Climate Change In the American Mind

Click Here to Download the Full Report. In our report Global Warming's Six Americas, 2009, we identify and profile six distinct groups of Americans based on their Climate Change beliefs, attitudes, risk perceptions, policy preferences, behaviors, barriers to action, motivations, and values. We invite you to download and read the full report and the Yale/Mason Six…

Released in March 2009, Climate Change in the American Mind: Americans' Climate Change Beliefs, Attitudes, Policy Preferences, and Actions was based on a nationally representative survey of 2,164 American adults conducted in October 2008. This broad and a deep examination of how Americans are dealing with the issue of global warming yielded an important new…

4C and the National Ocean & Atmospheric Administration co-sponsored a dialogue among public opinion researchers and climate change communicators to informally assess the state of current knowledge about public and policymaker beliefs and attitudes about climate change, and recommendations for future research. Download Full Report Here  

With public relations agency Porter-Novelli, we conducted a large nationally representative survey of adults and teens to assess their perspectives about, and actions to reduce global warming. An important find was that while Republicans and Democrats may be far apart on the politics of climate change, but when it comes to employing behaviors that actually…