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Americans Support an International Climate Agreement in Paris

The 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference opens in Paris on November 30. In preparation for the negotiations, each country was asked to submit their own national action plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and over 90% have done so, including the United States. President Obama is now going to Paris to press for…

Among Republicans, Catholics More Likely to Believe that Global Warming is Happening and Support Policies to Reduce It

On June 18th, Pope Francis released a much-anticipated encyclical—one of the most significant forms of communication within the Catholic Church—on climate change. Download the Climate Note Here.

American Catholics Worry About Global Warming and Support U.S. Action

This summer, Pope Francis, who leads 1.2 billion Catholics worldwide, will issue a papal encyclical on climate change. An encyclical is a letter that sets church doctrine on critical issues and is one of the most... Download the Climate Note Here.

Will New Voter Demographics Move Public Opinion on Climate Change?

Though public understanding of the need for climate-friendly policies is critical, many Americans remain ill-informed about the facts and risks of global warming. For good reason. Too often, scientists' explanations... Download the Climate Note Here.

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Americans Support an International Climate Agreement in Paris

Among Republicans, Catholics More Likely to Believe that Global Warming is Happening and Support Policies to Reduce It

American Catholics Worry About Global Warming and Support U.S. Action

Will New Voter Demographics Move Public Opinion on Climate Change?

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