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The article discusses the apparent decline in public concern over climate change in the United States, despite ongoing environmental challenges such as wildfires and drought. It highlights how political leadership and shifting priorities among Democrats and climate activists may contribute to this phenomenon, as well as the disconnect between public perception and actual risks associated with climate change.
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The article discusses the apparent decline in public concern over climate change in the United States, despite ongoing environmental challenges such as wildfires and drought. It highlights how political leadership and shifting priorities among Democrats and climate activists may contribute to this phenomenon, as well as the disconnect between public perception and actual risks associated with climate change.
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America Isn’t Sweating Climate Change
Public Concern Over Climate Change Appears to Diminish