
Teagan Reasch
PhD candidate in Energy and Environmental Policy at The Ohio State University's John Glenn College of Public Affairs, featured on PBS's Energy Switch.
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Jul 28, 2026
S8 E5: Energy PhDs
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Scott TinkerHOST
How about on the sustainability side, uh, Teagan? Are, uh, are your findings what you expected? Are they different from what you expected? What are you learning?

Teagan ReaschGUEST
So, uh, our main finding was that negative perceptions do impact people's interest in purchasing an electric vehicle, which is pretty intuitive.

Teagan ReaschGUEST
We expected, you know, conservative, uh, individuals to be less interested in, uh, purchasing an electric vehicle, liberal individuals to be more interested when compared to moderate.

Teagan ReaschGUEST
We actually found that when we included caring about climate change as a variable, that conservative individuals were actually slightly more interested in purchasing an electric vehicle than a moderate individual, and people who, uh, were liberal, it wasn't significant.

Teagan ReaschGUEST
And when we control for things that are highly associated with political, uh, uh, affiliation, that effect-
7 MINS LATER
Energy PhDs
14:36
14:45
15:01
15:10
15:25
Scott TinkerHOST
How about on the sustainability side, uh, Teagan? Are, uh, are your findings what you expected? Are they different from what you expected? What are you learning?

Teagan ReaschGUEST
So, uh, our main finding was that negative perceptions do impact people's interest in purchasing an electric vehicle, which is pretty intuitive.

Teagan ReaschGUEST
We expected, you know, conservative, uh, individuals to be less interested in, uh, purchasing an electric vehicle, liberal individuals to be more interested when compared to moderate.

Teagan ReaschGUEST
We actually found that when we included caring about climate change as a variable, that conservative individuals were actually slightly more interested in purchasing an electric vehicle than a moderate individual, and people who, uh, were liberal, it wasn't significant.

Teagan ReaschGUEST
And when we control for things that are highly associated with political, uh, uh, affiliation, that effect-
7 MINS LATER