I just published one analysis article on extreme weather and American public opinion towards climate change on the Monkey Cage in Washington Post . Here is one paragraph:
"Here is what is going on: The baseline probabilities of Democrats’ and Republicans’ perceptions of climate change and extreme weather are different. To illustrate, imagine that the probability that someone in Party A believes in human-made climate change may be 80 percent, while that probability for someone in Party B may be only 30 percent. What my research finds is that extreme weather events can change that baseline probability upward, regardless of partisanship or ideology. That change may be more dramatic for those in Party A than Party B. Nevertheless, the change does occur; extreme weather can move the needle."
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3/18/2020 11:44:43 pm
The article that you published is very important for the community. it will be a great additional to the researches that are all essentials when it comes to climate change. Some people might not see the importance of researches, but it is one way of encouraging people to see the real situation so it can spark up a change that we want. We should make ways to wake up people's desire to change the world and be better. It's just sad that there are some people who cannot understand it yet.
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