Environmental Studies and ForestryCommunications Earth & Environment
Country-level conditions like prosperity, democracy, and regulatory culture predict individual climate change belief
S. Levi
Despite a scientific consensus on human-caused climate change, many people remain skeptical. This research by Sebastian Levi investigates data from 143 countries, revealing how country-level factors like environmental protection and economic development influence climate change beliefs. Discover what influences awareness versus belief!
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