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Lisa Martine Jenkins

Lisa Martine Jenkins

Senior Reporter, Energy at Morning Consult

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  • English
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  • Energy
  • Environment

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Recent Articles

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Package Has True Bipartisan Backing: Democratic, GOP Voters Support Arr...

All of the six potential investments included in the survey received over 50 percent support from voters of all parties. Updating roads and bridges, the most popular measure surveyed, saw only a negligible gap in support between Democrats (82 percent) and Republicans (79 percent), within the 4 perce…
over 3 years ago
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In Light of China’s Forced Labor Allegations in Xinjiang Region, U....

In light of both that initial encouragement last fall and the federal enforcement actions that have come since, U.S. solar companies have largely pivoted their supply chains to rely on non-Xinjiang sources. While it would be acting within the letter of the law to avoid only the large supplier that w…
over 3 years ago
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As Momentum Builds for a Clean Energy Standard, Utility Trade Group...

Policy proposals mandating that utilities produce a certain share of their power via zero-emission sources by a certain date are picking up speed at the federal level, and electric companies have begun to pre-emptively hop on board rather than be left in the dust. Crucial to their pitch for a clean …
almost 4 years ago
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2 in 5 Voters Are Confident an Infrastructure Budget Bill Can Pass....

While President Joe Biden seems to have a grand plan to get his infrastructure priorities through Congress, voters are split on whether they think he can pull it off. The second part of his legislative gambit in particular is in question: a reconciliation bill that would fund a number of his policy …
almost 4 years ago
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More Voters Than Not Oppose Developer’s Decision to Abandon Keyston...

While environmental and Indigenous activists cheered the cancellation of the pipeline project by its Canadian developer last week, new polling from Morning Consult and Politico found that voters were more ambivalent about the decision.
almost 4 years ago
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Compared With Seven Western Peers, U.S. Adults Least Alarmed About ...

As the Group of Seven nations prepare for this year’s summit -- beginning on Friday, with climate change likely to figure prominently into the club of wealthy democracies’ agenda -- new Morning Consult polling found that most adults in eight Western countries consider climate change a “major” threat…
almost 4 years ago
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The Pandemic Upended the Long-Standing Inverse Relationship Between...

Last year, most of the public found themselves suddenly shut in their homes, commutes halted and cars idle. For many, key economic concerns became more existential -- how to hold onto their jobs or keep their families safe -- and prices at the gas pump became largely irrelevant.
almost 4 years ago
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Exclusive: House Environment Coalition’s Memo Covers Legislative Pr...

The House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition is set to unveil its priorities for the 2021 legislative session on Thursday, a list of policy objectives for the chamber’s process of drafting legislation of the American Jobs Plan that mirror the same jobs-focused language that President Joe B…
almost 4 years ago
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After Colonial Pipeline Crisis, Roughly Three-Quarters of the Publi...

As the country reels from the impact of the Colonial Pipeline’s temporary shutdown and subsequent fuel shortages, consumers remain anxious about gasoline prices, both current and future.
almost 4 years ago
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Hackers, Consumers, Colonial Pipeline Deserve the Most Blame for U....

Hackers, Consumers, Colonial Pipeline Deserve the Most Blame for US Gas Shortages, Voters Say  Morning Consult
almost 4 years ago
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62% of Voters Back Biden’s Land and Water Conservation Effort

The collaborative effort between the Departments of Agriculture, Commerce and the Interior, as well as the White House’s Council on Environmental Quality, is one that is broadly popular with voters, according to new polling from Morning Consult and Politico, with 62% in support and 20% opposed.
almost 4 years ago
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Biden’s ‘Climate Action Means Jobs’ Message Resonates With 2 in 5 V...

Both during the campaign and during his presidency so far, President Joe Biden has used the rhetoric of job creation to sell the country on taking action to combat climate change, regularly extolling the potential gains that the renewable energy sector will deliver in the coming decades.
almost 4 years ago
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Exclusive Analysis: Hitting 2035 Goal of All New Electric Car Sales...

According to a new data analysis from Atlas Public Policy provided exclusively to Morning Consult, if the 2035 EV new adoption goal comes to fruition, the power demanded by these vehicles is projected to take off starting in the middle of this decade.
almost 4 years ago
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Voters Back Corporate Income Taxes Over Targeted Gas, Mileage Taxes...

In the weeks since President Joe Biden announced the first component of his plan to make major investments in U.S. infrastructure, the news has been met with a handful of proposals to help pay for the upgrades from both Democrats and Republicans.
almost 4 years ago
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Nearly 2 in 3 Voters Back Biden’s More Stringent Emissions Pledge

President Joe Biden last week announced that the United States would hinge its decarbonization process around a new target: emissions reductions of at least 50-52 percent by 2030, as compared with a 2005 baseline. While it had been teased for months, the ambition of the commitment -- almost doubly a…
almost 4 years ago
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Half of U.S. Voters Now Characterize Climate Change as a ‘Critical ...

According to new polling from Morning Consult, 50 percent of voters believe climate change poses a “critical threat” to the country’s vital interests in the next decade, an increase of 10 percentage points from a June 2017 poll and up 6 points from a March 2019 survey.
almost 4 years ago
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The Pandemic’s Toll on Clean Energy: More Than 300,000 Lost Jobs in...

The U.S. clean energy industry lost nearly 307,000 jobs in 2020, with employment across the wind, solar, energy efficiency and other sectors dropping to roughly 3 million jobs by the end of the year, down from about 3.36 million in 2019, according to a new analysis from the environmental advocacy En…
about 4 years ago
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Electrifying All New Vehicles Sales by 2035 Can Be Done, Would Save...

The lofty and seemingly improbable vision of a country with exclusively new electric car and truck sales by 2035 is within reach, according to a new report from the University of California, Berkeley. And pairing the electrification of transit with a grid dominated by clean energy would set the Unit…
about 4 years ago
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As Consumer Interest in Electric Cars Grows, Tesla Still Dominates ...

Consumer interest in electric vehicles continues to mount, with major marketing campaigns from automakers and the Biden administration’s high-profile proposals to invest in charging and other related infrastructure buoying the rise.
about 4 years ago
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Infrastructure Proposals Aimed at Facilitating the Energy Transitio...

More voters support than oppose the White House’s infrastructure plan, both in broad strokes and in the specifics, new polling from Morning Consult and Politico has found.
about 4 years ago
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Exclusive: House Democrats, NGOs Send Letters to Federal Reserve Pu...

The Federal Reserve on Thursday will be on the receiving end of two letters making the case that its action to mitigate the impacts of climate change on the U.S. economy is too limited -- one from a group of Democratic lawmakers and one from 64 nonprofit environmental and financial advocacy organiza…
about 4 years ago