Public perceptions are well established as a key factor in support for climate change
mitigation policies, and they tend to vary both within and between countries. Based on data …

Extensive research has identified negative social, economic, and environmental impacts of
climate change and have therefore proposed mitigation and adaptation measures. Policy …

The IPCC's report on Global Warming of 1.5° C positioned climate change as one of the
most worrying issues mankind has ever faced. Although many people worry about climate …

The divergence of public opinion and climate science in the English‐speaking world,
particularly the United States and Australia, has attracted a variety of explanations. One of …

Addressing climate change requires international effort from both governments and the
public. Climate change concern is a crucial variable influencing public support for measures …

The importance of knowledge for lay people's climate change concerns has been
questioned in recent years, as it had been suggested that cultural values are stronger …

Individuals, both within and between different countries, vary substantially in the extent to
which they view climate change as a risk. What could explain such variation in climate …

Previous research has demonstrated a striking difference in climate change beliefs and
policy support between people who identify with the right-wing of politics and with the left …

The effects of education on people's climate change beliefs vary as a function of political
ideology: for those on the political left, education is related to pro-climate change beliefs …

Most people in the United States recognize the reality of climate change and are concerned
about its consequences, yet climate change is a low priority relative to other policy issues …