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  • The report finds that 70% of Americans believe global warming is happening, with 59% attributing it primarily to human causes. While 64% express worry and many perceive immediate local risks from extreme weather, social engagement remains low, with 66% rarely or never discussing the issue with family and friends. The study also highlights a gap in understanding scientific consensus, as only 21% recognize that over 90% of climate scientists agree on human-caused warming.

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    Themes: climate changeextreme weather eventenvironmental policy
    Center for Climate Change Communication

    Document type: Report

    Regions: United States
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