The survey finds that young voters are enthusiastic about the 2024 election and overwhelmingly think voting is an effective means to create change.
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Despite the benefits that service year programs can bring to those just starting their careers, young people have limited awareness of the ACC, service year programs, and the green sector in general.
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Almost three-quarters of Michigan voters (73%) support making polluters pay for damages from climate disasters.
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These findings point to climate action that prioritizes the co-creation of projects with communities and seeks to distribute the economic and environmental benefits equitably.
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A survey of Ahold-Delhaize customers indicates that they mistakenly believe eggs that come from caged chickens are cage-free.
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At least 77% of LGBTQ+ adults use the internet to express themselves creatively, explore new ideas and perspectives, and connect with friends and family.
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New polling finds that 76% percent of voters would approve of a new clean energy or infrastructure project in their area if it were publicly owned.
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Recent anti-LGBTQ+ policies and rhetoric are having negative impacts on LGBTQ+ people’s lives, including a worse quality of life and mental health, experiences of discrimination and harassment, and difficulties accessing health care.
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Voters support policies that can help end the cycle of youth poverty, including federal investments in youth opportunity and employment.
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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.
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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.
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A “Winning Jobs Narrative," which centers working people as engines of the economy, is effective with Latino voters in battleground states.
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New surveys of voters in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee examine voter sentiment on several aspects of life for disabled people in the South.
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A survey from Data for Progress and the Center for Law and Social Policy finds that likely voters strongly support greater protections for gig workers in the workplace.
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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.
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A significant portion of Americans are concerned about the accuracy of food marketing, particularly with respect to antibiotic usage in animal products.
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A bipartisan majority of voters say government officials are responsible for preventing exploitation of minors regardless of their immigration status.
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We find that a plurality of voters (41 percent) say that the court has had a negative impact on the everyday life of Americans.
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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.
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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.
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