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Americans are less concerned now about how climate change might impact them personally — and about how their personal choices affect the climate than they were three years ago
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Americans are less concerned now about how climate change might impact them personally — and about how their personal choices affect the climate — than they were three years ago, a new poll shows, even as a wide majority still believe climate change is happening.
Roughly two-thirds of Americans say the U.S. federal government, developed countries abroad and corporations and industries have a large responsibility to address climate change.
Many Americans say the U.S. federal government, developed countries abroad and corporations and industries have a large responsibility to address climate change.
Overall, 35% of U.S. adults say they are “extremely” or “very” concerned about the impact of climate change on them personally.