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  • The study finds that 27% of U.S. Republicans are Alarmed or Concerned about global warming. These individuals are more likely to be younger, female, politically moderate, people of color, and suburban residents compared to other Republicans. While they hold stronger pro-climate views and support policies like renewable energy research and carbon dioxide regulation more than the average American, they are no more likely to discuss or hear about climate change in their social circles.

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    Themes: climate changeclimate change communicationclimate policyrenewable energy
    Center for Climate Change Communication

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: United States
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