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Conservatives for Clean Energy North Carolina Radio Test
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Insights from the Potential Energy Project
Potential Energy may be new on the scene but they are laser-focused on innovating new methods of moving people toward climate advocacy. With cutting edge tools and lots of testing, they have uncovered critical insights for our movement. Join us for this exciting peek into what they’ve learned and how it can power your campaigns.
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Vote Solar Just Partnership Principles
Vote Solar’s “Just Partnership Principles were established in 2020 and will be used by staff and partners to hold Vote Solar accountable to our values. We aspire to grow as an organization in our ability to not only challenge injustice and advance just energy for all, but also to contribute meaningfully to the broad movement working to dismantle systems of oppression and build a regenerative future.”
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What is the impact of bilingual communication to mobilize Latinos? Exploratory evidence from experiments in New Jersey, North Carolina, and Virginia
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What Do We Mean By "Regenerative Economy"?
Defines a “Regenerative Economy” in terms of the values, processes, and policies it entails.
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Poll: Two-Thirds of Americans Think Government Should Do More on Climate
While partisanship remains the predominant dividing line in many views of climate and the environment, there are meaningful differences within party coalitions. Republicans and Republican leaners who describe their political views as moderate or liberal (roughly a third of all Republicans and leaners) are much more likely than conservative Republicans to see local impacts of climate change, support policies to address it and say the federal government is doing too little in areas of environmental protection. Further, younger generations and women in the GOP tend to be more critical of government action on the environment than their older and male counterparts. Republican women also are more supportive of polices aimed at reducing the impacts of climate change than GOP men.
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Countering Identity-Protective Responses to Climate Change Data
To engage conservatives with climate information, use credible, non-partisan sources, clear graphics, and motivate them to accurately learn. This study found conservatives were able to accurately process climate information in graph-form, and they were persuaded if a non-political context could be maintained. For liberals, presenting climate information from Obama was more persuasive than from a NASA source. Without a graph, there was no difference between these messengers for conservatives.
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Improving Online Dialogues About Justice And Equity In Climate And Science
This guide offers an “equity-based” approach to climate policy with suggestions for improving dialogues and collaborating to advance justice.