Those living close to a coastline are more likely to say climate change is affecting their local community

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December 12, 2018

18 striking findings from 2018

Those living close to a coastline are more likely to say climate change is affecting their local community

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18 striking findings from 2018
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U.S. Catholics increasingly critical of the way Pope Francis has handled sex abuse scandal
The racial and ethnic makeup of America’s generations
U.S. unauthorized immigrant population continues to decline
Younger Facebook users much more likely than older users to have recently adjusted their privacy settings, deleted Facebook app from their phone

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