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Most Americans Don’t Believe Humans Responsible for Climate Change

Most Americans Don’t Believe Humans Responsible for Climate Change

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A news article reporting on the findings of a Pew Research Centre poll regarding Americans’ attitudes and beliefs about climate change.

Date: 2009

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Authors: S. Goldenberg

Strategic Approach: Audiences

Type: General Resource

Author: S. Goldenberg

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Strategic Approach: Audiences

Type: General Resource

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