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Highly Religious Americans Are Less Concerned About Global Warming
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A new report from the Pew Research Center found that people who are very religious are less likely than other American adults to worry about climate change. 57% of the respondents from the survey of over 10,00 Americans believe climate change is a severe problem. However, the more religious an American adult is, the less likely they are to see climate change as a serious issue and the more likely they are to identify as Republican. As a group, Evangelicals are notorious for downplaying or denying climate change and its harmful effects. The survey discovered that 66% of Evangelicals are more concerned about the possible impacts of environmental regulations on the economy and individual freedoms than other religious groups. But when politics is taken into consideration, a different picture emerges. 78% of Evangelicals who lean Democrat perceive climate change as a serious issue, compared to only 17% of Republican-leaning Evangelicals. In contrast, religiously unaffiliated American adults are most likely to see climate change as a threat, with about 70% of the respondents claiming it is a serious problem. Yet the study also showed that only 34% of religious “nones” who lean towards the Republican Party are less likely to be concerned. Although many factors influence American adults’ perception of climate change, the survey, conducted from April 11 to 17, concludes that “the main driver of U.S. public opinion about the climate is political party, not religion.”
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Poll: Highly Religious Americans Are Less Concerned About Global Warming
Location: USA
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