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Americans Are Warming To Climate Change - But They Can't Agree After That
29 Jan 2024 | Abstracted from NBC News
"Public opinions on global warming, including perceived risk and support for climate policies, have shifted considerably over more than a decade"That trend was true even in many Republican strongholds. In Texas and North Carolina, for instance, the percentage of adults who said they think global warming is happening rose to 72% in 2023...from 60% in 2010. And in Indiana, that figure rose to 65% in 2023, from 55% in 2010.
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