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U.S. adults' feelings about global warming 2018
Emotions experienced by U.S. adults when thinking about global warming as of December 2018*
by T. Wang,
last edited
Jan 24, 2019
This survey represents the emotions of adults in the United States when they think about the issue of global warming as of December 2018. During the survey, around 44 percent of the respondents said they are moderately interested when thinking about global warming.
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by T. Wang,
last edited
Jan 24, 2019
This survey represents the emotions of adults in the United States when they think about the issue of global warming as of December 2018. During the survey, around 44 percent of the respondents said they are moderately interested when thinking about global warming.
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- December 2018
- Region
- United States
- Survey time period
- November 28 to December 11, 2018
- Number of respondents
- 1,114 respondents
- Age group
- 18 years and older
- Method of interview
- Online survey
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- * Original question: "How strongly do you feel each of the following emotions when you think about the issue of global warming?"
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- Region
- United States
- Survey time period
- November 28 to December 11, 2018
- Number of respondents
- 1,114 respondents
- Age group
- 18 years and older
- Method of interview
- Online survey
- Supplementary notes
- * Original question: "How strongly do you feel each of the following emotions when you think about the issue of global warming?"
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