PPRG Publications

Research by the Political Psychology Research Group at Stanford University

Introduction Fundamentals Who Should Take Action Government Policy Economic Side Effects Willingness to Pay Priority Consequences of Global Warming Preparing for Possible Consequences Consumer Choices Attitude Strength Voter Behavior Opinions in the States Trust in Scientists Scientists' Beliefs Partisan Views Publications Lectures and Podcasts

Journal articles

• Chen, C., MacInnis, B. & Krosnick, J.A. (2025)  American public opinion on climate change.  In In: Lackner, M., Sajjadi, B., Chen, WY. (eds) Handbook of Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation. Springer, New York, NY.
• MacInnis, B., Krosnick, J.A., & McDonald, J. (2023)   Resistance to purchasing all-electric vehicles: Evidence from a national survey.  Journal of Environmental Psychology, 91, 1-14
• Chen, C., MacInnis, B., Waltman, M, & Krosnick, J.A. (2021). Public opinion on climate change in the USA: to what extent can it be nudged by questionnaire design features? Climatic Change 167, 35.
• Howe, L., MacInnis, B., Krosnick, J. A., Markowitz, E. M., & Socolow, R.  (2019).  Acknowledging uncertainty impacts public acceptance of climate scientists’ predictions.  Nature Climate Change, 9, 863-867.
• Abeles, A. T., Howe, L. C., Krosnick, J. A., & MacInnis, B.  (2019).  Perception of public opinion on global warming and the role of opinion deviance.  Journal of Environmental Psychology, 63, 118-129.
• MacInnis, B., & Krosnick, J. A. (2016). Trust in scientists’ statements about the environment and American public opinion on global warming. In Krosnick, J. A., Chiang, I.-C., & Stark, T. (Eds.), Political Psychology: New Explorations. Psychology Press. New York, New York.
• MacInnis, B., & Krosnick, J. A. (2016). The impact of candidates’ statements about global warming on electoral success in 2008 to 2015: Evidence Using Five Methodologies. In Krosnick, J. A., Chiang, I.-C., & Stark, T. (Eds.), Political Psychology: New Explorations. Psychology Press. New York, New York.
• MacInnis, B., Krosnick, J. A., Abeles, A., Caldwell, M. R., Prahler, E., & Dunne, D. D. (2015). The American public’s preference for preparation for the possible effects of global warming: Impact of communication strategies. Climatic Change, 128, 17-33.
• Krosnick, J. A., & MacInnis, B. (2015). Fox and Not-Fox television news impact on opinions for essay service on global warming: Selective exposure, not motivated reasoning. In J. P. Forgas, K. Fiedler, & W. D. Crano (Eds.), Social Psychology and Politics. New York, NY: Psychology Press.
• Krosnick, J. A., & MacInnis, B. (2013). Does the American public support legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions? Deadalus, 142, 26-39.
• Yeager, D. S., Larson, S. B., Krosnick, J. A., Tompson, T. (2011). Measuring Americans’ issue priorities: A new version of the most important problem question reveals more concern about global warming and the environment. Public Opinion Quarterly, 75, 125-138.
• Villar, A., & Krosnick, J. A. (2011). Global warming vs. climate change, taxes vs. prices: Does word choice matter? Climatic Change, 105, 1-12.
• Malka, A., & Krosnick, J. A. (2009). The association of knowledge with concern about global warming: Trusted information sources shape public thinking. Risk Analysis 29, 633-647.
• Krosnick, J. A., Holbrook, A. L., Lowe, L. & Visser, P. S. (2006). The origins and consequences of democratic citizens’ policy agendas: A study of popular concern about global warming. Climatic Change 77, 7-43.
• Krosnick, J. A., Holbrook, A. L., & Visser, P. S. (2000). The impact of the Fall 1997 debate about global warming on American public opinion. Public Understanding of Science 9, 239-260.

Research reports

• Krosnick, J. A. & MacInnis, B. (2024). Climate insights 2024: American understanding of climate change. Resources for the Future.
• Krosnick, J. A. & MacInnis, B. (2024). Climate insights 2024: American climate policy opinions. Resources for the Future.
• Krosnick, J. A. & MacInnis, B. (2024). Climate insights 2024: Parisian views. Resources for the Future.
• McDonald, J., MacInnis, B., Krosnick, J. A. (2024). Climate insights 2024: American perceptions of environmental justice. Resources for the Future.
• Krosnick, J. A. & MacInnis, J. A. (2020). Climate insights 2020: Overall trends. Resources for the Future.
• MacInnis, B., Krosnick, J. A. (2020). Climate insights 2020: natural disasters. Resources for the Future.
• Krosnick, J. A., MacInnis, B. (2020). Climate insights 2020: policies and politics. Resources for the Future.
• MacInnis, B., Krosnick, J. A., (2020). Climate insights 2020: partisan divide. Resources for the Future.
• MacInnis, B., Krosnick, J. A. (2020). Climate insights 2020: electric vehicles. Resources for the Future.
• McDonald, J., MacInnis, B., Krosnick, J. A. (2020). Climate insights 2020: opinion in the states. Resources for the Future.
• Krosnick, J. A., Visser, P. S., & Holbrook, A. L. (1998). American opinion on global warming: The impact of the Fall 1997debate. Resources, 133, 5-9. Research reports

Research in the news

1. “Republican Convention Ignored Climate Threat, But Americans’ Attitudes Are Shifting” – Scientific American 8/28/2020
2. “Donald Trump just received some terrible news about his election prospects” – the Canary 8/27/2020
3. “US Voters See Climate Change as a Top Tier Issue” – One Green Planet 8/26/2020
4. “Climate Is Taking On a Growing Role for Voters, Research Suggests” – New York Times 8/24/2020
5. “Climate Insights 2020: Surveying American Public Opinion on Climate Change and the Environment” – Resources for the Future 8/24/2020
6. “Climate Insights 2020: Climate opinions unchanged by pandemic, but increasingly entrenched” – EurekAlert 8/24/2020
7. “In hottest decade on record, climate change appears nowhere in State of the Union address” – USA Today 2/5/2020
8. “Republican and Democratic voters actually agree on many climate change fixes. So why no action?” – USA Today 1/24/2020
9. “What Makes Science Trustworthy?” – Boston Review 11/7/2019
10. “We Need To Change The Way We Frame Climate Data” – The Rising 11/6/2019
11. “Stanford research shows how uncertainty in scientific predictions can help and harm credibility” – Stanford News 10/14/2019
12. “Will concern about climate change affect the presidential race?” – Mercury News 9/4/2019
13. “The growing power and anger of climate change voters” – CNN 9/4/2019
14. “Jay Inslee Is the Democratic Party’s Sanest 2020 Candidate” — New York Magazine 3/1/2019
15. “How Jay Inslee Could Win The 2020 Democratic Nomination” — Five Thirty-Eight 3/1/2019
16. “Voters Shrug as Energized House Democrats Vow Action on Climate” – Bloomberg 12/12/2018
17. “Public Support for Climate Policy Remains Strong” – Stanford News 7/26/2018
18. “More Americans Agree On Going Green Than You Might Think” – Futurity 7/18/2018
19. “Public support for climate policy remains strong, according to new poll”– Stanford News 7/16/2018
20. “Poll shows consensus for climate policy remains strong” — Phys 7/16/18
21. “Public Backs Action on Global Warming – But With Cost Concerns and Muted Urgency” – ABC News 7/15/2018
22. “Study shows small media’s might in shaping public opinion” – GreenWire 11/10/2017
23. “Latinos, reeling from hurricanes, could be political force” – ClimateWire 10/2/2017
24. “Meet the lab-coat liberals” – Politico 6/24/2017
25. “Economists Price BP Oil Spill Damage to Natural Resources at $17.2 Billion” – UCSD News 4/21/2017
26. “Stanford expert speaks on the role public understanding of science played in this election and may play in the future” – Stanford News 1/11/2017
27. “New voice for the climate? Washington teens sue over emissions policy” – The Christian Science Monitor 11/23/2016
28. “Why the environment wasn’t a factor in the presidential race” – Governors’ Wind & Solar Energy Coalition 11/22/2016
29. “Most Americans support Paris climate deal. But is it their urgent priority?” – The Christian Science Monitor 11/22/2016
30. “5 yuge ways Trump and Clinton differ on climate, energy” – E&E News 11/7/2016
31. “Behind the polling on Latinos, climate and the Fla. vote” – ClimateWire 10/31/2016
32. “Why Climate Change Divides Us” – The Christian Science Monitor 10/12/2016
33. “Bi-Solar Disorder” – Grist 10/4/2016
34. “Divided America: Temperatures Rise, US Splits” – The Associated Press 8/15/2016
35. “What Do People Really Think About Climate Change?” – The Huffington Post 6/17/2016
36. “Burrillville Residents Firmly Opposed To Power Plant” – Providence Journal 5/28/2016
37. “Ahead of Super Tuesday, analysts urge Clinton to talk climate” – ClimateWire 3/1/2016
38. “How Scientific Ethics, Efficiency and Accuracy Can Be Improved” – UCR Today 2/19/2016
39. “‘Vanishing Ice’ Makes Beautiful Bid For Action on Climate Change” – KQED 2/10/2016
40. “Sanders leaps into lead, making Clinton defensive” – ClimateWire 2/10/2016
41. “Bernie Sanders Singles Out Climate Change in Victory Speech” – ClimateWire 2/10/2016
42. “Most Republicans Say They Back Climate Action, Poll Finds” – NY Times 1/30/2016
43. “US Presidential Candidates And Politics Of Climate Change” – Eurasia Review 12/7/2015
44. “Groupthink: People’s views on climate change go hand in hand with their politics” – The Economist 11/26/2015
45. “To Encourage Climate Action, Talk Up the Benefits of Adaptation” – Scientific American 10/19/2015
46. “Where Presidential Candidates Stand On Climate Change” – WLRN 8/11/2015
47. “Where They Stand: On Environment, Democrats Vie to Be “Greener than the Next Green” -New Hampshire Public Radio 8/7/2015
48. “GOP rephrases rhetoric in climate debate” – GreenWire 6/25/2015
49. “Minnesota Republicans change their tone on climate change” – MPRNews 6/23/2015
50. “Arizonans Concerned About Global Warming” – UA News 5/18/2015
51. “Lonely Republican Voices Buck Party to Urge Action on Climate Change” – Scientific American 5/11/2015
52. “Florida Republican bucks his party on climate, calls for action” – ClimateWire 5/11/2015
53. “Stanford’s Jon Krosnick: On climate change, most Americans want action” – The LA Times 5/5/2015
54. “Hillary Clinton’s green path to the White House: will she be ‘careful’ on climate?” – The Guardian 4/20/2015
55. “Stanford poll: High public concern about global warming has not changed for decades” – SNL Daily Coal Report
56. “Support for carbon tax reaches almost 70%” – ClimateWire 4/16/2015
57. “RFF/Stanford Polling Shows Significant Support for Climate Action on both Policy and Political Fronts” – Resources for the Future 4/15/2015
58. “Polls show concern on climate” – Desert Sun 3/26/2015
59. “Ted Cruz: Can a climate change skeptic win in 2016?” – The Christian Science Monitor 3/23/2015
60. “How To Woo Hispanics Voters: Talk About Climate Change, Too” – International Business Time 2/10/2015
61. “Most Americans support government action on climate change, poll finds” – Skeptical Science 2/1/2015
62. “Most Americans Support Taking Action on Climate” – The International NY Times 1/31/2015
63. “Half in G.O.P. Say They Back Climate Action” – The NY Times 1/31/2015
64. “Poll sheds light on Republicans’ changing global warming views” – Al Jazeera 1/30/2015
65. “Senate’s pipeline battle likely to spill over into Republican presidential debates” – E&E News 1/23/2015
66. “Chilly for the Truth” – Tampa Bay Times 12/19/2014
67. “Public support for EPA rule strong as another poll indicates positive sentiment” – SNL Daily Gas Report 12/16/2014
68. “Why Republicans Keep Telling Everyone They’re Not Scientists” – The NY Times 10/31/2014
69. “The UN climate summit reveals India’s hypocrisy on saving forests” – The Guardian 9/24/2014
70. “Does it Even Matter What the Public Thinks About Climate Change?” – Washington Post 9/22/2014
71. “Profile of an academic feud: What do 97% of scientists believe about climate change?” – E&E News 7/24/2014
72. “How to Determine the Scientific Consensus on Global Warming” – Scientific American 7/24/2014
73. “Changing world temperatures influence views on global warming, Stanford scholar says” – Stanford News 6/23/2014
74. “Public Opinion on Climate Remains Unchanged, According to New RFF Survey” – Resources for the Future 6/13/2014
75. “After the warmest April in recorded history, don’t expect climate attitudes to change” – Washington Post 5/21/2014
76. “How El Niño Might Alter the Political Climate” – The NY Times 5/20/2014
77. “Can Obama save the Senate by saying ‘Denier’?” – ClimateWire 5/20/2014
78. “White House messaging strategy wows PR pros” – GreenWire 5/15/2014
79. “Obama has new focus with climate change” – Columbia Daily Herald 5/10/2014
80. “How Talking About Climate Change Might Actually Help Democrats Win Elections” – Washington Post 3/11/2014
81. “Don’t Rule Out Congress in the Fight Against Climate Change” – EESI 1/29/2014
82. “Obama finds changing public perceptions on warming remains an uphill battle” – E&E News 1/28/2014
83. “Climate Change Meeting in Warsaw” – Dissident Voice 12/5/2013
84. “Insights into public perceptions of the science of climate change” – InPsych 12/2013
85. “Editorial Exchange: Feeling the heat” – The Canadian Press 11/22/2013
86. “American Electorate Wants Action on Climate Change” – Earth Fix 11/18/2013
87. “Broad consensus on climate change across American states” – The Conversation 11/17/2013
88. “President Obama tweets about Stanford Professor Jon Krosnick’s poll on climate change” – Stanford News 11/15/2013
89. Bicameral Task Force on Climate Change Co-Chairs Release First Comprehensive State-Level Polling Data on Climate Change – Committee on Energy and Commerce – 11/13/2013
90. Americans back greenhouse gas cuts from power plants – USA Today – 11/13/2013
91. Red states support climate legislation, too, Stanford analysts find – Stanford Report – 11/13/2013
92. “Red States Support Climate Legislation Too” – Stanford News 11/13/2013
93. “Majority of red-state Americans believe climate change is real, study shows” – The Guardian 11/13/2013
94. “Global warming is real; Concerns higher in drought-hit areas” – USA Today 11/13/2013
95. “Comprehensive State-Level Polling Data” – Committee on Energy and Commerce 11/13/2013
96. “Bicameral Task Force on Climate Change Co-Chairs Release First Comprehensive State-Level Polling Data on Climate Change” – Vote Smart 11/13/2013
97. “Americans Back Greenhouse Gas Cuts” – USA Today 11/13/2013
98. “Public anxious on climate, to a point” – Politico 5/7/2013
99. “Americans back preparation for extreme weather and sea-level rise” – Science Daily 4/18/2013
100. Climate Change: How A Warming World Is A Threat To Our Food Supplies – The Guardian – 4/12/2013
101. Woods Institute Surveys Public Opinion On Climate Change Preparation – 4/11/2013 – The Stanford Daily
102. “Woods Institute surveys public on climate change preparation” – Stanford Daily 4/11/2013
103. Stanford Survey: Americans Back Preparation for Extreme Weather and Sea Level Rise – 4/10/2013 – Stanford Report
104. Americans Want More Renewable Energy And More Climate Change Prep – 4/2/2013 – Grist
105. “Americans support climate change adaptation” – Summit County Citizen Voice 3/30/2013
106. “Americans want coasts, not feds, to bear the cost of sea level rise” – GreenWire 3/29/2013
107. Americans want coasts , not feds, to bear cost of sea level rise –poll – 3/29/2013 – EE News
108. Poll: Americans oppose paying for storm-ravaged beaches – The Mercury – 3/29/2013
109. Americans Want Preparedness For Extreme Weather And Rising Seas, Stanford Survey Shows – Nature World News – 3/29/2013
110. Poll Shows That Most Americans Express Support For Strong Coastal Development Codes – Red Orbit – 3/29/2013
111. “Stanford Survey: Americans Back Preparation for Extreme Weather and Sea-level Rise” – Stanford News 3/28/2013
112. “Public Opinion on Climate Change” – CSPAN 3/28/2013
113. “Climate Worst-Case Scenario May Backfire In Activists’ Campaign: Study” – Huffpost 3/28/2013
114. “Climate change poll: Most want to prepare, few want to pay” – Politico 3/28/2013
115. Most in U.S. Concerned About Sea Level Rise, Poll Finds” -LA Times – 3/28/2013
116. Climate Worst-Case Scenario May Backfire in Activists’ Campaign – The Huffington Post – 3/28/2013
117. Climate change poll: Most want to prepare, few want to pay – Politico – 3/28/2013
118. Americans want sea level rise prep, not reaction – The Philadelphia Inquirer – 3/28/2013
119. Poll Finds U.S. support for climate adaptation – Nature – 3/28/2013
120. Poll: Americans want U.S. to pay for climate change – USA Today – 3/28/2013
121. American’s Believe in Climate Change Risks but won’t pay to fix them –survey – The Guardian – 3/28/2013
122. Stanford Survey: Americans Back Preparation For Extreme Weather and Sea Level Rise – Phys Org – 3/28/2013
123. “80 per cent of Americans think global warming is serious problem for U.S.” – Daily Mail 12/15/2012
124. “Science doubters say world is warming” – Times Union 12/14/2012
125. “Nearly Four in five Americans believe the Earth is warming” – CBS News 12/14/2012
126. “Extreme weather more persuasive on climate change than scientists” – The Guardian 12/14/2012
127. “On a Gloomy Landscape for U.S. Energy Policy, Experts See Rays of Hope” – American Association for the Advancement of Science 11/30/2012
128. Time NZ Played Its Climate Change Part, Even If It’s Small – New Zealand Herald – 11/29/2012
129. “Gloom-and-doom messages on climate may spread skepticism” – ClimateWire 11/17/2012
130. “Why Bloomberg Endorsed Obama” – Foreign Policy 11/2/2012
131. “Enviros hope Sandy boosts climate issues ahead of election”- GreenWire 10/31/2012
132. “Why Aren’t Politicians Listening to Joe Romm About Climate Change?” – Atlantic 10/10/2012
133. “PBS NewsHour For September 17, 2012” – PBSNews Hours 9/7/2012
134. “Record Summer Heat Shifts Public Opinion on Global Warming” – The Chronicle of Higher Education 9/3/2012
135. “Advocates see recent extreme weather as a ‘teachable moment’” – 8/10/2012 E&E News
136. “MIA on Climate Change” – Yahoo News 8/1/2012
137. “Scientists struggle with limits — and risks — of advocacy” – E&E News 7/9/2012
138. American’s Concern About Climate Change Declining, Poll Finds – The Washington Post – 7/3/2012
139. “Concern about the climate declines” – Washington Post 7/3/2012
140. “Global warming no longer Americans’ top environmental concern, poll finds” – Washington Post 7/2/2012
141. “Planet of the Apes: Creationists and Climate Skeptics Separate Species or Just Different Breeds?” – The Philadelphia Inquirer 6/30/2012
142. “Share of people backing action on climate change drops, but majority remains” – ClimateWire 5/9/2012
143. “Support slips for measures aimed at curbing global warming”- USA Today 5/8/2012
144. Public Support Slips For Steps To Curb Climate Change – USA Today – 5/8/2012
145. “Americans Are Starting To Make The Connection Between Crazy Weather And Climate Change” – Business Insider 4/25/2012
146. “Stanford researcher says ‘Climategate’ is not increasing skepticism” – ClimateWire 3/17/2012
147. “Poll: US Belief in Warming Rises With the Thermometer” – Boston 2/28/2012
148. Poll: US belief in warming rises with thermometer – The Boston Globe – 2/28/2012
149. “Climate Scientist Rallied to the Edge and Beyond” – Big Think 2/20/2012
150. Climate Scientists Rallied to the Edge and Beyond – Grist – 2/20/2012
151. “Why Global Warming Still Target of Skepticism for Americans” – Huffington Post 2/17/2012
152. “Public Opinion, the Media and Climate Change” – The Energy Collective 2/6/2012
153. “Arguing as the world burns” – Financial Times 11/25/2011
154. “Experts debunk polls claiming fewer Americans believe in climate change” – Grist 11/16/2011
155. “Examining the impact of green politics on recent national elections” – Terra Daily 10/25/2011
156. “Democrats Who Campaign For Climate Action Win More” – Grist 10/14/2011
157. Democrats for Climate Action Win More – Grist – 10/14/2011
158. “71% of Voters, Small Businesses Support Mandatory Carbon Pollution Cuts” – Clean Technica 9/29/2011
159. “Strong Public Support for EPA Efforts to Reduce Carbon Emissions” – Grist 9/25/2011
160. “More Americans Believe World is Warming: Reuters Poll” – Insurance Journal 9/19/2011
161. “More people believe in climate change, but fewer think it’s man-made” – GreenWire 9/16/2011
162. Climate-Denying Candidates Make More Americans Believe in Global Warming – Grist – 9/16/2011
163. More Americans Believe the Earth is Warming – Environmental Leader – 9/16/2011
164. “More Americans Feel Global Warming as Poll Debate Heats up” – International Business Times 9/16/2011
165. Strong public support for EPA efforts to reduce carbon emissions – Grist – 8/25/2011
166. More Americans Believe the World Is Warming: Reuters Poll – Insurance Journal – 8/19/2011
167. “Why on Earth Do We Listen to Those Who Cry Wolf?” – On Earth 7/28/2011
168. “Study says candidates lose no ground when taking a ‘green’ position” – E&E Publishing 7/8/2011
169. Candidates Should Talk Green to Win Election Votes – Planet Save – 7/8/2011
170. “Wooing Voters (or Not) With a Climate Pitch” – The NY Times 7/6/2011
171. Talking ‘green’ can help candidates win votes, Stanford study says – Eureka Alert – 7/5/2011
172. “Green” Positions on Climate Change Can Help All Candidates, Survey Says – Scientific American
173. “The Science of Why We Don’t Believe Science” – Mother Jones 6/2011
174. A leading expert withdraws his name from the Climate Shift Report – Grist – 4/18/2011
175. A ‘Bulge’ in Atmospheric Pressure Gives Us a Super Cold Winter Amid Global Warming – The New York Times – 1/5/2011
176. “How to deal with climate skeptics 101” – E&E News 12/22/2010
177. “New Climate in U.S. Capital Creates Challenges—and Opportunity—for Science, Experts Say at AAAS” – American Association for the Advancement of Science 12/5/2010
178. “American Chemical Society co-hosts Science & Society discussion on food safety on Nov. 1” – American Chemical Society 10/28/2010
179. What the US Midterm Elections Mean for Science – New Scientist – 10/21/2010
180. “How Republicans managed to rebrand ‘cap and trade’” – The NY Times 9/30/2010
181. Bjorn Lomborg’s Climate Change Sparks Environmental Debate – USA Today – 9/4/2010
182. Will BP and White House Become Strange Bedfellows in the Gulf? – Grist – Randy Rieland
183. “Dueling Pollsters Add Heat to Torpid Climate Debate” – The New York Times 8/10/2010
184. “New State Surveys Affirm Americans Support For Government Action On Climate Change” – Phys.org 8/4/2010
185. New Surveys Affirm American’s Support for Government Action on Climate Change – CRI English – 8/4/2010
186. “New surveys affirm Americans’ support for gov’t action on climate change” – Science Daily 8/3/2010
187. “Action needed on global warming” – UPI 8/3/2010
188. Poll: Action Needed on Global Warming – Ecoworld – 8/3/2010
189. “Desire for cheap gas beats sane energy policy” – BC Sustainable Energy Association 7/16/2010
190. “Playing Fields And The Rise Of Climate Scepticism” – Media Lens 7/14/2010
191. “Time to deliver major change in energy policy” – The Windsor Star 7/5/2010
192. “Climate science: An erosion of trust?”- Nature 6/30/2010
193. “Global Warming? 97% of Experts Agree” – OC Register 6/24/2010
194. Global Warming? 97 Percent of Experts Agree – OC Register – 6/24/2010
195. “The Country’s Behind a Climate Bill” – The LA Times 6/21/2010
196. Poll: Small Business Owners Support Clean Energy Legislation – Environmental News Service – 6/21/2010
197. Public Warms to Climate Change – On Earth – 6/17/2010
198. Global Warming and the Pollsters: Who’s Right – ABC News -6/17/2010
199. “Just don’t raise gas prices; North Americans agree their governments should deliver major change in energy policy” – Ottawa Citizen 6/16/2010
200. “American Support for Government Solutions to Global Warming” – Envtl. Research Web 6/15/2010
201. “Poll shows more doubts on global warming” – ClimateWire 6/11/2010
202. US Pollsters Argue Over Public View on Climate Change – New Scientist – 6/10/2010
203. New poll shows (again) that public likes clean energy, doesn’t like taxes – Grist – 6/10/2010
204. “US Pollsters Argue Over Public View on Climate Change” – New Scientist 6/10/2010
205. “Stanford Poll: Large Majority of Americans Support Government Solutions to Global Warming” – Stanford News 6/10/2010
206. “Polls Finds Large Majority of Americans Believe in Global Warming, Support Government Action” – Environmental and Energy Study Institute 6/10/2010
207. “Most Americans still believe the Earth is warming up: survey” – People’s Daily 6/10/2010
208. “Have Americans’ Views on Global Warming Changed? A New Look at Public Opinion” – Environmental and Energy Study Institute 6/10/2010
209. “The Climate Majority” – The NY Times 6/9/2010
210. “How robust is public support for addressing climate change?” – Foreign Policy 6/9/2010
211. Americans Want to do Something on Climate – Just Not the Right Thing – 6/9/2010 – The Washington Post
212. The Climate Majority – The New York Times – 6/8/2010
213. Opinion Polls Underestimate Americans’ Concern About the Environment, Study Finds – Phys Org – 5/12/2010
214. Climate Skepticism Redux – CBS News – 4/18/2010
215. “Slight dip in number of Americans who believe climate change is real” – SNL Energy Finance Daily 3/22/2010
216. “Polls and Media Reports Exaggerate Climate Change Backlash, Says Stanford Polling Expert” – American Association for the Advancement of Science 3/21/2010
217. “Some Scientists Misread Poll Data on Global Warming Controversy” – USA Today 3/9/2010
218. “Climate scientists are getting a little too angry for their own good.” – Slate 2/18/2010
219. “Majority of U.S. supports cap and trade, sort of” – ClimateWire 12/16/2009
220. Poll: Action On Climate Will Heat Up Economy, Jobs – The Street – 12/15/2009
221. “Americans optimistic warming response will boost economy” – GreenWire 12/15/2009
222. The Psychology of Climate Denial – Wired – 12/9/2009
223. “Guv’s climate panel is mostly cloudy” – The Salt Lake Tribune 11/22/2009
224. Gore’s Book A Toolbox For Fixing Climate Crises – USA Today – 11/6/2009
225. “Ex-veep’s recipe for change; Gore’s latest book offers tools to fix ‘climate crises’” – USA Today 11/6/2009
226. “The Global Warming Consensus Has Been Completely Shattered” – Business Insider 10/22/2009
227. Poll says Americans’ belief in global warming cools – NBC News – 10/22/2009
228. “Americans’ belief in global warming cools” – NBC News 10/22/2009
229. “Can acid rain sell the climate bill?” – ClimateWire 8/13/2009
230. “Far Fewer Americans Believe in ‘Global Warming’” – Fox News 3/23/2009
231. “Record number of Americans say global warming is ‘exaggerated’ in media” – ClimateWire 3/12/2009
232. “Death by sound bites? The language of the cap-and-trade debate” – The NY Times 3/5/2009
233. “Climate will rise in the new White House agenda” – ClimateWire 11/5/2008
234. GOP Environmental Record A Challenge for McCain – SF Chronicle – 10/17/2008
235. Ready, Aim, Fire!; Attack Ads Are Ubiquitous This Campaign Season, But They Are Not the Threat to the Electoral Process That Do-Gooders Claim – Newsweek – 8/20/2008
236. “What it means to think ‘green’; Psychologists urge eco-consciousness” – USA Today 8/14/2008
237. Climate Change, Global Warming, Among Environmental Concerns Discussed at Psychology Meeting – News Wise – 8/11/2008
238. Reduce Carbon Footprint or Find More Energy Sources? Americans Want To Do Both, Poll Finds – Phys Org – 8/11/2008
239. “Reduce Carbon Footprint Or Find More Energy Sources? Americans Want To Do Both, Poll Finds” – Stanford News 8/11/2008
240. 7 in 10 Try Reduce Carbon Footprint – ABC News 8/10/2008
241. “Climate Change” – The Chronicle for Higher Education 8/8/2008
242. Knowledge Republicans ‘Less Concerned’ Over Climate – ABC News – 5/23/2008
243. LIFESTYLE: ‘Green’ Bandwagon Running on Empty – Niagara Gazette – 4/29/2008
244. ‘Green’ Bandwagon Is Getting A Big Push –  USA Today – 3/24/2008
245. “‘Green’ bandwagon is getting a big push” – USA Today 2/24/2008
246. Actions Don’t Match ‘Green’ Attitudes – USA Today – 1/31/2008
247. “Actions don’t match ‘green’ attitudes; Survey shows ‘there’s a lot left to do’” –  USA Today 1/31/2008
248. “How the pollsters got it so wrong in New Hampshire” – The Guardian 1/9/2008
249. American Conscience Waking Up to Climate Change – NPR – 7/7/2007
250. In Congress, A Raft of “Fix It” Ideas – The Christian Science Monitor – 7/5/2007
251. “New study finds Americans skeptical about cap-and-trade policies” – E&E News 6/25/2007
252. “Exclusive global warming poll: The buck stops here” – NewScientist 6/23/2007
253. “Americans want clean energy laws” – UPI 6/22/2007
254. Poll: Americans Favor Global-Warming Action – Palo Alto Online – 6/20/2007
255. Most Americans Back A $10 Monthly Global Warming Tax – Mongabay – 6/20/2007
256. How Do Americans Want To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions? – Eureka Alert – 6/20/2007
257. “Bush critics warming to his plans for cutting emissions” – The NY Times 6/3/2007
258. Public Is Warming To Climate Concerns – USA Today – 3/31/2007
259. Majority of US Public Agrees With Natural Scientists on Climate Change – Environmental Research Web – 2/20/2007
260. U.S. Science Group Calls for Action on Global Warming – CBC News – 2/18/2007
261. Public Agrees Global Warming Exists, But Divided Over Seriousness of Problem – Eureka Alert – 2/18/2007
262. “Fiddling while the earth burns” – Salon 5/26/2006
263. “Stanford’s Jon Krosnick discusses Americans’ perception of climate change, policy” – E&E News 5/9/2007
264. “Public Perspectives of Global Climate Change” – C-SPAN 4/4/2007
265. “Environmental pessimism abounds” – UPI 4/4/2006
266. Survey: Americans Fear for Environment – 4/4/2006 – Palo Alto Online
267. “Americans Pessimistic About The Future Health Of The Environment” – Stanford News 3/31/2006
268. U.S. Public Opinion About Climate Change – 7/28/1998 – News Wise