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Infographic The Climate Change Debate

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The role of twitter in Science Publication and Communication

Public Interests Graphic

Infographic - Attitudes toward climate change

E - Adaptation Beliefs

E - Climate Change as Polarizing

E - Extreme Event Impacts

2015/1 Not All Republicans Think Alike About Global Warming

2010 estimates of causes of global warming still way off

2010 Estimates of Temp change still way off

2010 The example of tobacco behavior change

2013 Confidence in U.S. institutions is declining

2014 2/3 of Americans think insurance premiums should reflect risk

2014 Are humans causing global warming?

2014 Awareness of changes leading to healt impacts

2014 Belief certainty in reality of global warming

2014 Beliefs about current level of health impacts

2014 Beliefs about our ability to reduce global warming

2014 Estimates of when people in U.S. will be harmed

2014 Level of worry about global warming

2014 Magnitude of effort U.S. should make

2014 More than half supported repeal of a law eliminating subsidies

2014 Perceptions of causes of global warming

2014 Perceptions of scientific agreement iin global warming

2016 % of adults who believe most scientists think global warming is happening

2016 % of adults who discuss global warming at least occasionally

2016 % of adults who support funding research into renewable sources

2016 % of adults who support regulating CO2 as a pollutant

2016 % of adults who think global warming is happening

2016 % of adults who think global warming will harm future generations

2016 High CO2 Emitters are less concerned about climate change

2016 U.S. Opinion is sharply divided

2018 7 in 10 Americans are "interested' in global warming

2018 29% of Americans very worried about climate change

2018 41% of Americans say they talk about global warming

2018 48% of Americans think Americans are being harmed right now

2018 51% of Americans very sure global warming is happening

2018 54% of Americans have personally experienced the effects of global warming

2018 57% of Americans understand scientists generally agree

2018 60% of Americans think global warming human caused

2018 72% of Americans say climate change is personally important

2018 73% of Americans think global warming is happening

2018 A large majority of registered voters support a carbon tax

2018 A majority of registered votes are worried about global warming

2018 A majority of voters say global warming should be a high priority

2018 A majority of voters support a Green New Deal

2018 Almost half of Americans think they will be harmed by global warming

2018 Americans are split on the impact of global warming on extreme events

2018 Americans are split on whether they should worry about extreme events

2018 Americans don't feel social pressure to act on climate change

2018 Americans hear about global warming in the media at least once a month

2018 Americans think there is time to address global warming

2018 Farmer's beliefs in 2015 vs. 2010 (Australia)

2018 Most Americans think global warming is affecting the weather

2018 Most registered voters say US should reduce emissions

2018 Most registered voters think global warming is happening

2018 Only 22% of Americans understand the scientific consensus re climate change

2018 Partisan splits over important issues

2018 Registered voters support climate-friendly energy policies

Age and income distribution of climate concern

Americans think climate change will harm Americans, but not them

Are you worried about global warming?

b. Uncertainty for everyone else

Behaviors that contribute to global warming

Beliefs about future level of health impacts

Can technology solve the problem?

Can we solve this problem? Look at the bottom black line, which has always been low.

Catholics most concerned about climate change

Characterizing the "state of knowledge"

ClearPath Clean Energy Poll

Climate concern vs. support for climate action

Concern over climate change has gone up and down since 2010

Correlation between belief in climate change and voting for Hillary Clinton

Correlation between belief in global warming and where Clinton did well

Correlation between voting preference and policy support by county

Do most scientists believe global warming is happening?

Do you trust scientists on environmental issues

E.g. attribution of change

E.g. emotional responses

E.g. perception of change

Economic growth should be given priority

Fewer Americans today believe climate change is real

Google trend - climate change adaptation vs. climate change mitigation

Google trend - climate change vs. global climate change

Google trends

Has global warming already begun?

High emitters are less concerned about climate change

How many worry a great deal?

Is global warming already harming people in the U.S.?

Is global warming happening?

Latin America, Africa most concerned about climate change

Millenials are the least likely to call themselves environmentalists

More open to personal sacrifice when part of national leadership

My own standard of living is most important

Over the last three decades American politics have diverged

Partisan divide on climate around the world

People don't believe something else will solve the problem - including science and technology

Percentage of Americans who believe climate change is mostly anthropogenic

Public doesn't perceived scientific consensus in 2009

Public opinion polling suggests a radical misunderstanding of the state of climate science

Public Opinion Polling

Public perceptions have been becoming more polarized

Public vs. scientific opinion in 2009

Should we fund research into renewable technologies?

Should we regulate CO2 as a pollutant?

Should we require utilities to produce 20% renewable electricity?

Should we set strict limits on coal plant CO2 emissions?

Some groups are more open to radical ideas than other

Speed of Change

Stark partisan divide in 2009

Steps government can take to slow global warming

Steps individuals can take to prevent global warming

Summary of Americans Views

Support for evolution vs. environmental regulations

Support for policy limiting emissions by age distribution

The gap between science and public understanding is widening

The Six Americas 2008-2012

The Six Americas segments - 2008 - 2016

Trends in Google Searches: Carbon Offsets

Trends in Google Searches: Climate Change

Trends in Google Searches: Climate Change Mitigation

Trends in Google Searches: Climate Disasters

U.S. concern over climate change has actually been declining

US Newspaper coverage

Voting priorities among the Six Americas

What countries are most concerned about climate change happening now?

What countries are most concerned about climate change?

What do people believe should be done?

What's the symptom of climate change of most concern?

Who should bear costs of climate change by age distribution

Who should bear costs of climate change?

Who will climate change hurt?

Widespread support for policy to limit emissions

Will global warming harm future generations?

Will global warming harm people in developing countries?

Will global warming harm people in the U.S.?

Will global warming harm you personally?

Will global warming pose a serious threat?

World newspaper coverage 2004 - 2015

Would you support a carbon tax if refunded to every American household?

"Individualists" overwhelmingly reject global warming

As uncertainty as lessened, alarm has lessened in Norway - the climate paradox