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Taking the Temperature: An Energy and Climate Tracker
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Climate Coverage

Democratic Voters Have Fueled Flagging Confidence in the Future Success of U.S. Climate Action
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Consumers in Major Global Markets Want a Greener Climate, but They Expect Companies to Pay for It
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At Least a Third of the U.S. Public Cites High Levels of Concern About Disasters
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Compared With Seven Western Peers, U.S. Adults Least Alarmed About Climate Change
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Oil and Gas

Most Voters Support Temporary Gas Tax Breaks, Boosting Domestic Oil Supplies to Combat Rising Fuel Prices

About half of voters back national emergency declaration for climate change, as gas price proposals would increase use of fossil fuels

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Urban Infrastructure

7 in 10 Urban Voters Want Their Government to Prioritize Communities of Color When Making Climate Change Investments
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For Urban Homeowners and Renters, the Quality of Affordable Housing Is Debatable. But Both Groups Agree on the Need for More
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Nearly Half of Urban Voters Think State Governments Should Decide How Funding From Infrastructure Law Is Spent
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As Lawmakers Determine Where Federal Infrastructure Funding Will Be Spent, Urban Voters Prioritize Public Transit
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Climate Change

Series: The Energy Consumer

Oil and Gas

Oil and Gas

About 7 in 10 Voters Say They Would Back a Federal Gas Tax Holiday

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Oil and Gas

Public Interest in Gas Stoves, Heating Systems Has Inched Down Over the Past Year

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Clean Energy

Parsing Net Zero: Given Information on Emissions Types, Half of the Public Says Oil Sector Must Do More Than It Has Pledged

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Energy Sanctions

Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Caught Between Their Hearts and Pocketbooks, Europeans Waver on Russian Energy Sanctions
The atrocities committed by Russia in Ukraine are only feeding calls to punish Moscow, but economic realities make further sanctions a tricky proposition

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Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Many Americans Say They’ll Brave Higher Gas Prices to Sanction Russian Oil
Even though nearly every U.S. voter is concerned about inflation, worsening views of Russia mean a plurality also back oil sanctions

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