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Growing partisan polarization on climate change

9/7/2016

Environmental sociologists Riley Dunlap and Aaron McCright have updated their study on political polarization on climate change in 2008, and found that the partisan gap on climate change has grown even wider at a Democratic president. For more info, check out here.

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Wanyun Shao, Ph.D

I am a geographer who studies the relationship between human society and the environment at various geographic levels. I apply both quantitative (i.e., statistics and geospatial models) and qualitative (i.e., in-person interviews and policy analysis) methods in my research.

As a National Academies of Sciences Gulf Research Program Early-Career Research Fellow, my current research is focused on the U.S. Gulf Coast Region.

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