Education Doesn’t Matter: Republicans Still Don’t Believe In Climate Change
March 30, 2015
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5:26Now PlayingEducation Doesn’t Matter: Republicans Still Don’t Believe In Climate Change
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as posted by the channel“How could it be that the more educated Democrats are, the more likely they are to believe the science on manmade climate change, yet when Republicans have more education, they are more likely to be skeptics? That is the conundrum put forward by a new Gallup poll released Thursday that showed a whopping 74% of college-educatied Republicans saying they believe global warming is “generally exaggerated.”
By contrast, only 15% of college-educated Democrats said the same. For Republicans with a high school education or less, 57% believe climate change is exaggerated, while only 27% of high school-educated or less Democrats said the same.”
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