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We conduct research on public climate change knowledge, attitudes, policy support & behavior. Posted events are not endorsements.

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Joined March 2010
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Nepal will receive $20 million from the UN’s ⁠Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage following devastating floods in August that left 1,500 dead and 5,000 missing. The allocation from the climate fund covers less than 1% of the losses. reuters.com/business/environ…
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Egypt has signed a preliminary agreement with Norway’s Scatec and development banks for a $650 million solar and battery storage project in the Qena region. The installation supports the country’s target of a 42% renewable share in the energy mix by 2030. reuters.com/business/energy/…
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Southern California faces increasing risks from rising sea levels, with up to 15,000 people vulnerable to flooding and storm damage. These threats place lower-income communities of color already affected by discriminatory housing policies at greater risk of displacement.
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Over 1 billion people experienced increasingly severe heat waves and wildfire impacts from 2010 to 2019, posing a challenge for public health. Rising temperatures from climate change have resulted in drier air and land, increasing the potential for wildfires to start.
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The Colorado River provides water to millions across the U.S. and Mexico, with annual water levels now 1.1 trillion gallons below historical averages. YPCCC data shows 64% of Arizonans worry about climate change. insideclimatenews.org/news/1…
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Meta partners with Apex clean energy to build a 144 megawatt solar plant in Texas to retain their goal of matching their electricity use with 100% clean energy. Concerns still grow as Meta’s data centers run on gas-fired energy, still leaving pollutants in the atmosphere.
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A ship set sail to reinstall ocean monitors the Trump administration began dismantling, after pushback from scientists and Congress. YPCCC’s survey found that 77% of registered voters oppose ordering federal agencies such as NOAA to stop climate research.
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Students in Indonesia are protesting the government’s response to wildfires in Sumatra, raising broader questions about climate preparedness and environmental policy. theguardian.com/world/video/…
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The Dutch government has pledged up to $500 million over the next decade to the Tropical ​Forest Forever Facility, joining countries like Brazil, Indonesia, and France in support of a proposed $125 billion fund to finance tropical forest preservation. reuters.com/sustainability/c…
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California’s state of emergency ahead of El Niño impacts raises questions about government responsibility and climate preparedness. YPCCC’s research explores who Americans believe should take action.law.stanford.edu/2026/10/21/…
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More than 300 homes destroyed and 1,000+ residents displaced by wildfires in Indonesia. YPCCC research found that 86% of surveyed Indonesians recognize that climate change is happening, highlighting the importance of climate awareness and preparedness. theguardian.com/world/2026/o…
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In the aftermath of the unfortunate and deadly floods that overtook Himalayan communities in Nepal, researchers have revealed that regions like these are evidently the site of a massive boom in construction. nytimes.com/2026/10/08/clima…
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As agricultural burning season approaches in the Amazon, drought and extreme heat are increasing wildfire risks and threatening the forest’s ability to store carbon. These risks reflect broader public concerns, with YPCCC data showing that 62% of Americans believe global warming
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California’s 840-mile coastline has 125 marine protected areas. In 2023, the state opened a petition process to consider changes to these protections, including proposals from tribal nations seeking recognition of cultural and subsistence practices. The California Fish and Game C
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Europe is up against the challenge of adaptation as it navigates managing the lasting impact of the 2026 European summer heatwave. The hottest on record since the 1950s. insideclimatenews.org/news/0…
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Powered by wind and solar energy, the vessel will collect data on carbon emissions and how carbon is stored in the region. That research could help scientists better understand how our changing climate is affecting these important carbon sinks. theguardian.com/environment/… ,
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Germany’s Climate Computing Center is preparing to store 5 petabytes of U.S. climate data. That’s equivalent to roughly 1 billion high-resolution images. This move will help preserve U.S. climate datasets amid growing questions about their long-term availability.
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Gray whale populations along the Pacific coast of North America are declining, while climate change continues to affect their habitat and their status under the Endangered Species Act is being reconsidered.theguardian.com/environment/…
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After 2019 closure of a major oil refinery, and the 31% decline in greenhouse gas emission, City budget deliberations this year are challenging the proactivity of Philly’s climate strategy. insideclimatenews.org/news/0…
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