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Yale Program on Climate Change Communication

@YaleClimateComm
We conduct research on public climate change knowledge, attitudes, policy support & behavior. Posted events are not endorsements.
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    Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
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    13h
    Data centers are increasingly unpopular, and YPCCC’s data shows how support varies among voters with different views on climate change. Only 15% of American voters “strongly” or “somewhat” support building a data center in their local area. climatecommunication.yale.edu/publications/s…
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  • @YaleClimateComm
    Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
    @YaleClimateComm
    Sep 5
    Miami tied its all-time high of 100°F in August. The city now has 44 more above-normal summer days than it did in the 1970s, and its annual number of dangerous humid heat days has jumped from 50 to 117.
    image of Miami’s beach with the text of “Miami tied its all-time record of 100°F in August. The city's dangerous humid heat days have more than doubled since the 1970s, from 50 to 117 per year.”
  • @YaleClimateComm
    Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
    @YaleClimateComm
    Sep 4
    The Boulder lawsuit was filed in 2018 against ExxonMobil and Suncor (both oil companies) for damages related to global warming. The ruling could have major implications for whether climate lawsuits can proceed across the U.S. insideclimatenews.org/news/23082026/…
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  • @YaleClimateComm
    Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
    @YaleClimateComm
    Sep 3
    Brazil's Supreme Court is reviewing cases that closely related to Amazon protections and Indigenous land rights. Environmental advocates describe the court as the last line of defense against the weakening of Brazil's environmental safeguards.
    image of the sun rising over the Amazon Rainforest with the text of “Brazil's Supreme Court is reviewing cases that could reshape Amazon protections and Indigenous land right.”
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  • @YaleClimateComm
    Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
    @YaleClimateComm
    Sep 2
    More than 100 people have died and 700,000 have been displaced in Assam’s worst flooding in nearly six decades. Experts say increasingly intense rainfall, deforestation and wetland loss are making floods more unpredictable and harder to survive.
    image of the city being flooded with the text of “More than 100 people have died in Assam's worst flooding in six decades. About 40% of the northeastern Indian state is vulnerable to flooding.”
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