The leading narrative trends related to clean energy include climate change, white house, and renewable energy.

The leading narrative trends currently include general terms such as white house, oil and gas, and President Biden.

The leading amplifiers of these more than 100 unique narratives include CNBC, Bloomberg, Reuters, and the New York Times.

The most amplified individual narrative comes from the Los Angeles Times in an article titled, “There's a model for healthcare reform. It's called Amazon.com.”

82 members have amplified a total of 100+ narratives related to inflation.

The leading amplifiers of content include Representatives Dan Newhouse (R-WA) and Glenn Thompson (R-PA). Currently, none of the 16 unique narratives have received more than one amplification.

Currently, the leading narrative trends associated with critical infrastructure include white house, colonial pipeline, and ransomware attacks.

the major themes of the tax credit narrative relate to Biden’s tax plan and unemployment benefits, as well as state-level politics.

As of Monday morning, the leading narrative trends related to hybrid vehicle generally include terms related to electric cars.

Currently, the major themes related to the hybrid car narrative include fleet transitions to electric and hybrid vehicles and Tesla’s stock price.