Recent Briefs
Key policies in the CPC agenda have broad support among Democrats, Independents, and voters in swing states.
Voters believe that big corporations and oil and gas companies are most responsible for causing climate change.
Voters support preventing utility companies from charging punitive late and reconnection fees on customer utility bills.
Younger voters, those ages 18-34, are especially supportive of Biden’s climate achievements and react positively to a candidate who will take on climate change and prioritize clean energy investments.
Voters are concerned about oil and gas companies' large profits and support holding them accountable for misleading the public about the impact of burning fossil fuels.
Eighty-three percent of likely voters in Vermont support a phase out of nearly all neonic pesticides.
Recent Reports
A majority of voters disapprove of a recent federal ruling in Louisiana blocking the EPA and the DOJ from investigating civil rights violations in Cancer Alley.
The National Wildlife Federation and Data for Progress surveyed likely voters in four states — Wyoming, Texas, Louisiana, and Colorado — being considered for CDR deployment to understand voter attitudes toward CDR and DAC.
Direct Air Capture can be a means of rectifying past carbon pollution, but only if it is deployed with an aim of addressing the legacy of environmental racism and siting injustices.
A significant portion of Americans are concerned about the accuracy of food marketing, particularly with respect to antibiotic usage in animal products.
New public opinion research from Data for Progress analyzes community perspectives on Direct Air Capture (DAC) – technologies shaping up to be critical in the fight against climate change.
More than three-quarters of voters favor maintaining existing environmental and health protections, regardless of whether they believe permitting reform should prioritize clean energy or fossil fuel energy projects.