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The differential impact of climate interventions along the political divide in 60 countries
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Discover groundbreaking insights from a global study involving over 51,000 participants across 60 countries, revealing how climate interventions affect beliefs and actions differently across political lines. Conducted by authors from prestigious institutions, this research explores the nuances of climate action and policy support in diverse ideological contexts.
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