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Public Concern About Climate Change Drops 14 Points Since Last Year: What’s Behind the Shift?
Recent data from Abacus Data reveals a significant decline in public concern about climate change, with a 14-point drop reported since the previous year. This shift prompts important questions about the factors influencing public perception of climate issues and the implications for climate policy and advocacy. Understanding the reasons behind this decline is essential for re-engaging the public and fostering a collective commitment to addressing climate change.
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