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America in One Room: Climate and Energy

A short video summary of the America in One Room: Climate and Energy project.

EVENTS

A short video summary of the America in One Room: Climate and Energy project. STANFORD WEBINAR America in Once Room Climate and Energy: Discussion Results from a National Deliberative Poll.

HARVARD WEBINAR DISCUSSING RESULTS Video recording is available here. Solutions for our planet: In search of common ground on climate and energy policy! This event would take you through the results of the groundbreaking Deliberative Poll, America in One Room: Climate and Energy.

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PRESS

Center for Deliberative Democracy focuses on climate change The Stanford Daily 8/2021
What happens when you put 926 random Americans in a room and tell them to solve the climate crisis FAST COMPANY 10/2021 PDF
What American’s Really Think About Climate Change – The America In One Room Survey Forbes 10/2021 PDF
The Problem with Climate Change: Communication Newsweek 10/2021 PDF
Deliberative Approach To Energy and Climate Challenges Shows How To Bring Americans Together CAFWD 10/2021 PDF
Fox Weather Does Not Deny Climate Change. It just ignores it TNR 10/2021 PDF
Watch: Sens. Jeanne Shaheen and Lindsey Graham discuss bipartisanship at Harvard climate change policy forum Boston.com 10/21 PDF
Is the Climate Crisis Just Too Hot for US to Handle? American Purpose 11/2021 PDF
Friday’s COP26 theme is youth and public empowerment. Here’s what you need to know. Washington Post 11/2021 PDF
The American Climate Consensus. Project Syndicate 12/2021 PDF
Political Polarization Over Climate Change Isn’t Bad As Bad As You Think Triple Pundit 12/2021 PDF

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Please read the summary here.

DETAILED RESULTS

INFOGRAPHICS

OVERALL PARTICIPANT RESPONSES

PARTICIPANT RESPONSES BY PARTY AFFILIATION

PARTICIPANT RESPONSES IN CALIFORNIA vs. TEXAS

PARTICIPANT RESPONSES BY STATE

ENGLISH

July 19th, 2021|Categories: Deliberative Polling®, Energy Choices, Environment, Topics, United States|

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38 postsecondary institutions announced plans to hold a two-day, online event bringing together 1,500 young people from across the United States for moderated discussions on some of the most pressing issues facing the nation.

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Deliberative Polling to Inform the Design of the New School on Planetary Sustainability

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Deliberation in Schools: Baltimore High Schools in One Room

Are you interested in meaningful, open dialogue about pressing issues facing our country? Do you want to be a more well-informed citizen and (future) voter? If so, we invite you to join with hundreds of high school students from across the Baltimore region for a two-day deliberation on some of the most important issues shaping the 2020 election.

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Deliberative Polling® for Summit Public Schools

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