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Weather to Change Climate Policy

Posted August 31, 2009 8:13 AM by Sharkles

A new global poll finds that 73% of respondents worldwide want their government to place a high priority on climate change. More than 18,000 people in 19 nations were surveyed by WorldPublicOpinion.org. Majorities in 15 nations think their government should give higher priority to climate change than it does now. Majority support was not expressed by U.S., Iraq, and Palestine Territory participants. In China and India, 94 and 59% of respondents, respectively, endorse government keeping climate change a top priority. How do you interpret these regional disparities?

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Re: Weather to Change Climate Policy

09/30/2009 7:20 AM

I think it endorses the selling techniques of the respective governments, or the gullibility of the respective populaces, e.g., Chinese folk only get the government's view, in the main.

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Re: Weather to Change Climate Policy

10/02/2009 9:44 AM

73% of the people on this planet are ignorant?

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