Among Democrats, views on how much human activity contributes to climate change differ by education

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Republicans and Democrats express contrasting priorities for U.S. energy policies
Republicans, Democrats disagree on whether to prioritize fossil fuels or wind and solar
Large differences among Republicans by age in support of U.S. taking steps to becoming carbon neutral
Younger Americans closely divided over whether to phase out reliance on fossil fuels altogether
Among Democrats, views on how much human activity contributes to climate change differ by education

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