schmidlap
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You are free to persist in your hyper-partisan denial of science and believe that anthropogenic climate change is a Chinese hoax if that is what your dogma dictates, but it is becoming less of a political matter in the U.S. with the rise of better-educated younger Americans as a percentage of the nation's demographics:There is real science and there is democrat science. Only a fool would take democrat science seriously.
Even though 97% of scientists agree that the climate is warming due to human activities, doubts among the general public run strong. Sadly, many times this has come down to a partisan issue - 72% of Democratic and Democratic leaners believe that human action is greatly contributing to climate change, vs. 22% of Republicans and Republican leaners. But gradually, this is changing, especially among the young. More and more people are seeing climate change as a scientific, ethical, and moral issue rather than a political one. Many Republicans are realizing what an important issue climate is - for this election and the future - and in some instances, the partisan divide is gradually beginning to fade.

Republicans And Democrats Can Agree When It Comes To Climate Change
Becoming engaged with the narrative of climate change helps people to care - and to do something - independent of political leaning.
