Opinion Fighting Climate Change The Washington Post June 11, 2019 at 5:42 p.m. edt. in her june 7 op ed, “ the no brainer climate solution,” catherine rampell pointed out that the democratic presidential candidates have omitted our biggest. Fighting climate change requires more than soothing fantasies from left, united nations secretary general ban ki moon, french president françois hollande and president obama at the world climate.
Opinion Fighting Climate Change Is Not Impossible The Washington Po Trump told the washington post’s editorial board in 2016 that he is “not a great believer in man made climate change.” harris has said the united states must take action to fight climate. A median of 72% express at least some concern that they will be personally harmed by climate change in their lifetimes, compared with medians of 19% and 11% who say they are not too or not at all concerned, respectively. the share who say they are very concerned climate change will harm them personally ranges from 15% in sweden to 57% in greece. Few republicans see climate change as a top priority for the country. just 12% of republicans and republican leaners say dealing with climate change should be a top priority for the president and congress, according to a january 2024 survey. for republicans, dealing with climate change ranks last among the 20 issues included in the survey. Executive summary. the latest partnership survey from the kaiser family foundation and the washington post examines the public’s views, awareness, and preferences related to climate change. like.
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