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Public Opinion Surveys: Still Representative?

Public Opinion Surveys: Still Representative?

A new study by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press finds that polls conducted by telephone have struggled with lower response rates in recent years, but they continue to provide accurate data on most political, social and economic measures.

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Pew’s Economic Mobility Project has performed the first-ever study to identify where in the country Americans are more likely to move up or down the earnings ladder at the state level. A new interactive tool captures the findings of this analysis.

Measuring State Economic Mobility

Pew’s Economic Mobility Project has performed the first-ever study to identify where in the country Americans are more likely to move up or down the earnings ladder at the state level. A new interactive tool captures the findings of this analysis.

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Phyllis Cuttino

Phyllis Cuttino is director of Pew's Clean Energy Program, which advocates for national policies that promote the economic, environmental and national security benefits of the clean energy economy.

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Phyllis Cuttino
Director, Clean Energy Program
Pew Environment Group

 

Who's Winning the Clean Energy Race? 2011 Edition

Countries have been jockeying for a leadership position in the worldwide clean energy race in recent years. A new report from the Pew Environment Group’s Clean Energy Program reveals that countries with clear, consistent, and constructive clean energy policies are powering global investment forward.More

 

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