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Pew's new global survey of climate change attitudes finds promising trends but deep divides

  • Written by Kate T. Luong, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, George Mason University
Pew's new global survey of climate change attitudes finds promising trends but deep dividesGlobal views on climate change are shifting, but there is still a strong progressive-conservative divide.Stephen Leonardi/Unsplash, CC BY

People’s views about climate change, from how worried they are about it affecting them to how willing they are to do something about it, have shifted in developed countries around the world in recent years,...

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