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Measuring Americans' support for adapting to ‘climate change' or 'extreme weather'
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Getting out the vote in the projects: lessons from a community organizing experiment
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Policing Indigenous Land Defense and Climate Activism: Learnings from the Frontlines of Pipeline Resistance in Canada
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Harnessing the Power of the Immigrant Justice Movement for Climate Justice
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Protest movements: How effective are they?
Most protest movements have little success in achieving their aims, or otherwise positive outcomes—but a small percentage of protest movements will achieve outcomes large enough to warrant funding a portfolio of social movement organizations. This resource may be useful for grantmakers and advocates who want to pursue the most effective ways to bring about change for a given issue, particularly on climate change or animal welfare. There is solid evidence that protests can cause small changes in public opinion on an issue (swaying about 2-5% of the population). There is some evidence—but less—that protest movement activity can bring about policy change.
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Ongoing Persuasion Campaign: June Report-out
Offshore wind and accountability were the top climate-related issues on social media and in media from June 2022. This resource produced separate reports for four regions of the country (linked separately in this resource’s notes). Climate itself was a top issue area in the West and Midwest. Transportation and electric vehicles did not receive much coverage by quantity or quality in June.
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Environmental Polling Roundup – July 1st, 2022
This post includes climate and environment headlines, data points, and key takeaways from recent public polls – including new polling about West Virginia vs. EPA and the EPA’s authority, a survey of climate attitudes among Facebook users across 192 countries and territories, and new state-level polling in Pennsylvania about climate change and the state’s fracking industry.