Research
Research
Landscape Assessment
Coming soon
LANDSCAPE ASSESSMENT FOR THE U.S. AND CANADA We surveyed a comprehensive list of individuals and organizations who regularly communicate about climate change across Canada and the U.S. Analysis is underway and results will be released at Climate Week NYC in September 2026. Stay in touch to be notified when the report is out.
Coming soon
GLOBAL AND SECTORAL ASSESSMENTS In 2027, we're expanding our landscape analyses to new regions and sectors. Each will answer the same questions: who is communicating about climate, where are the gaps, and what do communicators need to be effective?
Coming soon
GLOBAL AND SECTORAL ASSESSMENTS In 2027, we're expanding our landscape analyses to new regions and sectors. Each will answer the same questions: who is communicating about climate, where are the gaps, and what do communicators need to be effective?
Research
Publications & Insights
- Climate Change in the American Mind: Politics and Policy (2026) A nationally representative survey conducted in spring 2026 by Yale and George Mason, including Ed Maibach, finds that large majorities of registered voters — across party lines — support climate action, clean energy, and climate-related policies, confirming that the climate majority is broad and ready to be activated.
- Where Does Climate Action Go From Here? (2026) Katharine Hayhoe and Project Drawdown's Jon Foley discuss what it takes to connect across differences, how to communicate climate science with accuracy and empathy, and where in the world to look for meaningful action.
- Communicating Climate Change en Español (2025) Bernadette Woods Placky and colleagues conducted a nationwide survey of bilingual weathercasters to determine how they engage with audiences, the framing strategies they use, and the linguistic resources they draw upon in their communication.