To examine whether U.S. public opinion may become as sharply polarized on adaptation responses as it has been on...
Climate and Resilience Communication (Mid-Atlantic) Articles
When Should Environmental Awareness Be a Policy Goal? Assessing the Conditions Under Which Raising Awareness Increases Environmental Sustainability and Societal Resilience
Since the 1970s, governments have increasingly sought to achieve greater environmental awareness among their citizens...
Promoting Community Involvement and Opinion Leadership in Protection of the Salt Marshes of Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge: An analysis of audience and program participant surveys conducted for Pickering Creek Audubon Center
The research conducted for this report is intended to benefit the development of Pickering Creek Audubon Center’s...
Adapting to Climate Change & Sea Level Rise: A Maryland Statewide Survey, Fall 2014
Highlights of this survey, which was released by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and conducted in...
Public Perceptions of Climate Change: A Maryland Statewide Survey, Fall 2014
This 2014 survey on public perceptions of climate change in Maryland followed a 2013 study conducted by George Mason...
Maryland’s Six Climate Change Audiences: A Global Warming’s Six Americas Audience Segmentation, Summer 2013
This report presents an analysis of the different ways in which Marylanders are thinking about the issue of climate...
Public Health, Energy and Climate Change: A Survey of Maryland Residents, Summer 2013
In Summer 2013, we surveyed 2,126 Maryland residents on their attitudes, behaviors, and policy preferences regarding...
Climate Change & Energy: Public Attitudes, Behaviors and Policy Support: A Survey of Maryland Residents, Summer 2013
In this report we present findings about attitudes, behaviors, and policy preferences regarding energy and climate...
Community Adaptation to Sea Level Rise and Inundation
By pairing surveys and a public deliberative event with detailed household, neighborhood and county-level impacts data...
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