Washington - 10 September 2019
1. SOUNDBITE (English) Emily Swanson, Associated Press:
"The new poll by the AP NRC Center for Public Affairs Research finds that 32 % of Americans approve of how Trump is handling climate change. That makes it one of his worst issues that the poll asked about. By comparison, 38 % said they approve of how he's handling immigration. 46 % said they approve of how he's handling the economy. However, he does do a little bit better on energy policy. 39 % said that he is doing a good job handling that issue."
Washington - 11 September 2019
2. Full Screen Poll Graphic (English) "Trump Job Approval, Handling Climate Change, 32%" (PARTIALLY COVERS PREVIOUS SOUNDBITE)
3. Full Screen Poll Graphic (English) "Trump Job Approval, Handling Immigration, 38%" (PARTIALLY COVERS PREVIOUS SOUNDBITE)
4. Full Screen Poll Graphic (English) "Trump Job Approval, Handling Economy, 46% (PARTIALLY COVERS PREVIOUS SOUNDBITE)
Drakesboro, Kentucky - 3 June 2014
5. Wide on Paradise cooling towers
Washington - 11 September 2019
6. Full Screen Poll Graphic (English) "Trump Job Approval, Handling Energy Policy, 39%" (PARTIALLY COVERS PREVIOUS SOUNDBITE)
Washington - 10 September 2019
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Emily Swanson, Associated Press:
"The poll shows that about three-quarters of Americans believe in climate change and most of those think that it's caused at least in part by human activities. There is a big partisan divide on that though, Republicans are much less likely than Democrats to think that climate change is happening and to think that it's caused at least in part by human activities."
Washington - 11 September 2019
7. Full Screen Poll Graphic (English) "Believe In Climate Change, All Americans, 76%" (PARTIALLY COVERS PREVIOUS SOUNDBITE)
Los Andes, Peru - 4 June 2015
8. Andes mountain range
Washington - 11 September 2019
9. Full Screen Poll Graphic (English) "Believe In Climate Change, All Americans, 76%, Republicans 56%, Democrats 92%" (PARTIALLY COVERS PREVIOUS SOUNDBITE)
Los Andes, Peru - 4 June 2015
10. Wide of Quelccaya Ice Cap seen in the distance
Louisville, Kentucky - 2 June 2014
11. Close, stacks at Cane Run Generating Station (PARTIALLY COVERS UPCOMING SOUNDBITE)
12. Mid, smokestacks behind trees (PARTIALLY COVERS UPCOMING SOUNDBITE)
Washington - 10 September 2019
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Emily Swanson, Associated Press:
"Americans kind of think that there is responsibility to go around on handling climate change but they are especially likely to say that both the federal government and corporations have a lot of responsibility for handling it. So about two-thirds think that each of those has quite a bit of responsibility and about half say that individual people, their state and local governments along with developing countries have that much responsibility."
Washington - 11 September 2019
14. Full Screen Poll Graphic (English) "Responsible For Addressing Climate Change, Federal Government 64%, Corporations 66% (PARTIALLY COVERS PREVIOUS SOUNDBITE)
Denver - 11 October 2017
15. Solar panels installed as part of the Solar Decathlon competition for colleges (PARTIALLY COVERS UPCOMING SOUNDBITE)
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Boulder, Colorado - 1 November 2017
16. Solar panels being loaded into a truck (PARTIALLY COVERS UPCOMING SOUNDBITE)
Washington- 10 September 2019
17.SOUNDBITE (English) Emily Swanson, Associated Press:
"The poll finds quite a bit of support for some major policy proposals designed to combat climate change. About three quarters favor government funding for research into renewable energy and about two-thirds favor regular regulating the amount of CO2 that power and industrial plants can emit notably majorities of both Democrats and Republicans favor each of those policies."
Washington - 11 September 2019
18. Full Screen Poll Graphic (English) "Support For Climate Policy Proposals, Funding Renewaable Energy Research,77%, Regulating CO2 Emissions 66%" (PARTIALLY COVERS PREVIOUS SOUNDBITE)
