Americans who see climate change as a problem are more likely to expect future environmental harms

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October 24, 2023

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78% of young adults say harm to Americans caused by climate change will get worse in their lifetime
23% of Americans say they will have to make major sacrifices in their own lives because of climate change
52% of Americans say climate change is causing significant harm to people around the world today
37% of Americans say they personally care a great deal about the issue of climate change

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