American Attitudes on Climate Change
Following the conclusion of the Paris climate talks Wilson Center Fellow Barry Rabe discusses American attitudes toward climate change.
Following the conclusion of the Paris climate talks Wilson Center Fellow Barry Rabe discusses American attitudes toward climate change.
Following the conclusion of the Paris climate talks, we took the opportunity to speak with current Wilson Center Fellow, Barry Rabe. His work includes measuring public opinion on climate change and related issues. He shares the latest on American attitudes. That’s the focus of this edition of Wilson Center NOW.
For more on Barry’s work and to see current surveys visit the Center for Local, State, and Urban Policy (CLOSUP): http://www.closup.umich.edu/
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