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Widening Polarization in Americans' Perception of the Health Harms of Climate Change

Widening Polarization in Americans' Perception of the Health Harms of Climate Change

Widening Polarization in Americans' Perception of the Health Harms of Climate Change

Environmental Research: Health

Environmental Research: Health

Environmental Research: Health

Julia Fine, Joshua Ettinger et al. with Edward Maibach, co-author of this and the original 2015 study (2026)

Americans increasingly know climate change harms health — but that knowledge now splits almost entirely along party lines. A decade of data on who understands what, and who they'd actually trust to tell them.

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