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Climate views differ within US racial groups and along party lines
Original: Climate views differ within US racial groups and fall along partisan lines
New analysis from the London School of Economics shows that attitudes to climate change in the United States vary not only between racial and ethnic groups but also within them, with party affiliation the strongest dividing line. The findings suggest political identity, rather than race alone, shapes how Americans perceive climate risks and support for climate policy.
Why now: New research on how race and partisanship shape US climate opinion is drawing attention amid ongoing debate over climate policy.
London School of EconomicsUnited States
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