Wide gaps between Trump, Clinton supporters in perceived effect of actions to address climate change

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October 7, 2016

Clinton, Trump supporters worlds apart on views of climate change and its scientists

Wide gaps between Trump, Clinton supporters in perceived effect of actions to address climate change

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Clinton, Trump supporters worlds apart on views of climate change and its scientists
Clinton, Trump supporters deeply divided in beliefs about climate change
Clinton supporters far more likely to think climate scientists understand causes of climate change

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