Environment

The Ipsos Energy Transition Barometer
Environment Survey

The Ipsos Energy Transition Barometer

In the 2026 Energy Transition Barometer, we look at how affordability, security, and reliability concerns are converging to reshape public support for the energy transition across 31 countries — including a rare before-and-after view of attitudes following the Iran conflict.
Environment Survey

Ipsos/Reuters Poll: Climate Change

Environment Survey

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (January 29): U.S. Oil Production

Environment Survey

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (October 9): U.S. Oil Production

Environment Survey

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (March 24): U.S. Oil Production

Environment Survey

Ipsos/Reuters Poll: U.S. Oil Production

Environment Survey

On the Heels of the Bangladesh Building Disaster: Six in Ten in 16 Developed Nations Hold Contracting Companies (61%), Local Authorities (58%) Responsible...Eight in Ten (82%) Say Work Conditions are Exploitative

Seven in Ten (69%) Willing to Pay Extra to Improve Worker Conditions, But Only Four in Ten (39%) Confident Extra Money Will Actually Be Used For That Purpose
Environment Survey

Nine in Ten Adults Agree that Solar Energy Should Be a Bigger Part of America's Energy Supply in the Future

Three Quarters Agree that Increased Use of Solar Power Will Stimulate the Economy by Creating Good-Paying American Jobs
Environment Survey

On the Heels of the Bangladesh Building Disaster: Six in Ten in 16 Developed Nations Hold Contracting Companies (61%), Local Authorities (58%) Responsible...Eight in Ten (82%) Say Work Conditions are Exploitative

Seven in Ten (69%) Willing to Pay Extra to Improve Worker Conditions, But Only Four in Ten (39%) Confident Extra Money Will Actually Be Used For That Purpose
Environment Survey

Nearly Half of Adults Are More Inclined to Buy Eco-Friendly Products, and Four in Ten Would Pay More for Them

Still, a Majority Say that They Buy Whichever Products Suit their Needs at the Time, Green or Not
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