Roughly 40 Percent of World Population Unaware of Climate Change, Survey Says

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By Yale Environment 360Jul 28, 2015, 11:20 am219 pts
Roughly 40 percent of adults worldwide have never heard of climate change, according to an analysis of global climate change awareness and risk perception published in Nature Climate Change. The percentage of people unaware of climate change rises to more than 65 percent in developing countries such as Egypt,…

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