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Survey | Americans More Likely to Attribute Increasingly Severe Weather to Climate Change, Not End Times | PRRI
I. God and Natural Disasters More than 6-in-10 (63%) Americans agree that over the last few years, the weather has gotten more extreme. Roughly 3-in-10 (29%) say the weather has not changed, and less than 1-in-10 (6%) report that the weather has become less extreme.There is a strong consensus among Democrats (76%) and independents (59%) that the weather is getting more extreme. Republicans are div
A Deeper Partisan Divide Over Global Warming
The proportion of Americans who say that the earth is getting warmer has decreased modestly since January 2007, mostly because of a decline among Republicans. Republicans are increasingly skeptical that there is solid evidence that the earth has been warming over the past few decades: just 49% of Republicans say there is evidence that the earth’s average temperature has been rising, down 13 points
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Polling climate in Colorado | National Center for Science Education
Americans' Concerns About Global Warming on the Rise
Microsoft Word - Republicans'_Views_on_Climate_Change_2013.docx
Ipsos / AXA International monitor on climate risks
Record Summer Heat Shifts Public Opinion on Global Warming
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Modest Rise in Number Saying There Is “Solid Evidence” of Global Warming
Global Warming: A Divide on Causes and Solutions
Little Change in Opinions about Global Warming
Fewer Americans See Solid Evidence of Global Warming
Little Consensus on Global Warming
http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/Files/rc/papers/2012/02_climate_change_rabe_borick/02_climate_change_rabe_borick.pdf
Climate Change Policies OK, So Long As It's Tax Free, Poll Says
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Carseyi n s t i t u t e Issue BrIef No. 26 spring 2011 Key Findings A series of regional surveys conducted by Carsey institute researchers in 2010 and early 2011 asked nearly 9,500 individuals about climate change. Key findings include: • Most people sa
Global warming issue may determine key races in Virginia
Men and women disagree on global warming