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Old enough to be Heated Up by Climate Change?

March 22nd, 2010 · No Comments

Yale Environment 360: Younger Americans Disengaged On Global Warming, Survey Finds
- young Americans are just as divided as older Americans about whether global warming is real
- 54 percent of Americans aged 18 to 34 said they were not at all worried or not very worried about global warming
- young Americans are just as divided as older Americans about whether global warming is real
- Adults under 35 are significantly less likely than older Americans to say they have thought about global warming
- nearly two-thirds of younger Americans are unsure whether global warming is real

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