Environmental Polling Consortium
Resources & Polling Library
Browse the EPC’s searchable library – including the largest collection of polling documents related to environmental issues, as well as the EPC’s own summaries and analyses.
Some resources are only available to EPC members. Contact us to learn more about membership.
Environmental Polling Roundup – November 15, 2024
This post includes climate and environment headlines, data points, and key takeaways from recent public polling and research–including new findings about the 2024 electorate’s views on climate change and clean energy.
Environmental Polling Roundup – November 8, 2024
This post includes climate and environment headlines, data points, and key takeaways from recent public polling and research–including findings from the major surveys of voters who participated in Tuesday’s election.
Environmental Polling Roundup – November 1, 2024
This post includes climate and environment headlines, data points, and key takeaways from recent public polling and research–including new polling on environmental and energy issues in the presidential race, new polling about Americans’ attitudes and beliefs about different energy sources, and new polling about government funding for clean infrastructure projects.
The Economist + YouGov – Oct. 2024 National Tracking Crosstabs (Hurricanes + Climate Change)
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Environmental Polling Roundup – October 25, 2024
This post includes climate and environment headlines, data points, and key takeaways from recent public polling and research–including new polling on Americans’ policy positions on energy and environmental issues, new polling on Americans’ beliefs about the presidential candidates’ stances on energy and the environment, new polling and message testing about the recent hurricanes and disinformation, and a new large-scale survey of young Americans’ climate beliefs.
Environmental Polling Roundup – October 18, 2024
This post includes climate and environment headlines, data points, and key takeaways from recent public polling and research–including new national polling about climate change as an issue in the presidential election, the recent hurricanes, and the Inflation Reduction Act + new state-level polling in Florida about climate change, extreme weather, and energy issues.
Climate Power + Data for Progress – Oct. 2024 Extreme Weather + Election Poll Crosstabs
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Climate Power + Data for Progress – Oct. 2024 Extreme Weather + Election Poll Memo
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The Economist + YouGov – Oct. 2024 National Tracking Crosstabs #2 (Hurricanes + Climate Change)
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The Economist + YouGov – Oct. 2024 National Tracking Topline #2 (Hurricanes + Climate Change)
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YouGov – Oct. 2024 Economic Legislation Topline + Crosstabs (IRA)
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Data for Progress – Oct. 2024 FEMA + Climate Superfund Crosstabs
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