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Climate justice beliefs related to climate action and policy support around the world
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Discover how a global survey with 5,627 adults across 11 countries reveals the surprising relationship between public understanding of climate justice and support for climate action. Conducted by a distinguished team of researchers including Charles A. Ogunbode and Susan Clayton, this study uncovers the widespread endorsement of climate justice beliefs, even amidst low awareness levels.
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