Public perceptions and attitudes towards climate change policy encompass a complex interplay of beliefs, values and social influences that shape support for mitigation and adaptation measures.

One of the scientific literature’s most consistent conclusions is that the majority of climate-related displacements happen inside national borders. People who move for climate reasons usually go from ...

Lawmakers in Congress and President Donald Trump scrutinized a nonprofit research academy that has received millions of dollars in taxpayer-funded federal grants while producing ...

Climate change risk perception refers to how individuals and communities interpret the likelihood and severity of climate-related threats. It is shaped by cognitive factors such as knowledge and ...

As Colorado experiences more extreme weather, from prolonged droughts and wildfires to heavy rainfall and flooding, ...

Explore the current state of climate research, including changes in the field over the last five years since the launch of ...

This Pew Research Center report looks at Americans’ views of climate change, the environment and related topics. Why did we do this? Pew Research Center does research to help the public, media and ...

A new research project, Plant Futures, envisions how a flower might respond to climate change over time. Flowers play a key role in most landscapes, from urban to rural areas. There might be ...

As the UK has baked through extreme heatwaves this summer, the same question has echoed across television studios and radio ...

When a devastating heat wave, hurricane, flood or wildfire strikes, people often want to know: How much did human-caused ...

Nearly every global coral bleaching event over the past 40 years would not have occurred without human-caused climate change, according to new research published in Oceanography.