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Environmental Polling Consortium
The Environmental Polling Consortium (EPC) helps environmental advocates use public opinion research in their campaigns.
The primary hub for environmental advocates’ polling-related needs
By collecting, distributing, and interpreting polling data on climate and environmental issues, the EPC works to make this research more accessible and to democratize data across the movement.
Whether you’re looking for the most relevant polling data on a specific topic, guidance on a new polling project, or polling-based insights to strengthen your organization’s strategy, the EPC is your one-stop hub.
Polling is an important tool in the environmental movement’s toolbox, but too many advocates and organizations are unable to use it effectively. Many advocacy organizations lack the resources to commission new polling projects, or don’t have the expertise needed to adequately analyze polling data.
We believe that making polling more accessible to more advocates will make our movement more inclusive, more strategic, and more effective.
We work to empower advocates and environmental organizations by:
- Sharing important findings from recent public opinion research
- Providing a forum for advocates to share their own polling data
- Training advocates to help them better use and understand polling
- Analyzing and interpreting public polling data to make it more actionable for advocates across the environmental movement
EPC Resources
EPC Polling & Resource Library
Weekly Polling Roundups
EPC Memos & Decks
Briefings & Webinars
Consultations
Membership
Latest Resources
The EPC’s latest collection of weekly polling roundups, memos, decks, and other resources. Updated every week.
Environmental Polling Roundup – April 25, 2025
This post includes climate and environment headlines, data points, and key takeaways from recent public polling and research–including new polling on utility costs, Trump’s handling of energy costs and other energy and environmental issues, climate change impacts, and federal funding cuts.
Environmental Polling Roundup – April 18, 2025
This post includes climate and environment headlines, data points, and key takeaways from recent public polling and research–including new polling on Americans’ top environmental concerns, climate attitudes, and reactions to the ongoing rollback of public lands protections.
Environmental Polling Roundup – April 11, 2025
This post includes climate and environment headlines, data points, and key takeaways from recent public polling and research–including new polling on Americans’ energy and vehicle preferences, new polling on polluter accountability amid Trump’s push to grant oil and gas companies legal immunity for their climate damages, and new polling of AAPI Americans.
Environmental Polling Roundup – April 4, 2025
This post includes climate and environment headlines, data points, and key takeaways from recent public polling and research–including new polling on extreme weather, clean water, EVs, and voters’ perceptions about the costs of different energy sources.
Weekly Polling Roundups
Every Friday the EPC sends out an email summarizing the latest polling related to the climate and environmental movement. This is a great way to stay up to date on key data and messaging takeaways.
Become an EPC member
Access to certain EPC services, such as the library of non-public polling documents shared by EPC member organizations, requires official membership in the consortium.If you’d like to become a member and have access to all of our data, analysis, and other resources, please contact us.