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Southerners, Midwesterners less likely to say global warming has begun
- Worries about global warming higher in the East and West
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The premise of the Green New Deal being debated in Congress is that the window to combat global warming‘s imminent effects on the U.S. and the world is closing. But not all Americans are equally convinced of its immediate threat. Americans living in the Northeast (67%) or the West (67%) are more likely than those living in the Midwest (60%) or the South (53%) to believe climate change is now occurring.
These regional differences also bear out in how dire Americans believe the issue is. Close to seven in 10 residents in the Northeast and West versus closer to six in 10 in the Midwest and South believe that […]
I read this as good news. Even in the south a tipping point has occurred. There will be no going backwards in awareness. It remains, however, to translate the awareness into action despite the corruptions in the system.