Climate Concern versus Climate Action

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November 4, 2015

2. Public Support for Action on Climate Change

Climate Concern versus Climate Action

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2. Public Support for Action on Climate Change
Alternative Energy Sources Have Some Support in BRICS
Partisan Divides Abound Over Personal Changes to Address Climate Change
Women, More than Men, Say Personal Changes Needed to Combat Global Warming in Major Polluting Nations
Most Think Lifestyle Changes Necessary to Reduce Effects of Climate Change
Generational Divide among Top Polluters on Who Should Do More to Address Climate Change
Among Top Polluters, Strongest Support for Limiting Emissions Is from Young
Widespread Support for Governments Limiting Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Most Say Rich Countries Should Bear More of Climate Change Cost
Partisan Divides Abound Over Personal Changes to Address Climate Change

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