Poll: After summer's extreme weather, more Americans see climate change as culprit

New polling indicates that extreme weather, including a summer that brought dangerous heat for much of the United States, is bolstering Americans' belief that they've personally felt the impact of

Related Keywords

Canada ,Phoenix ,Arizona ,United States ,Hagerstown ,Maryland ,Texas ,American ,Americans ,Bruce Alvord ,Ronald Livingston ,Anthony Leiserowitz ,Jeremiah Bohr ,Kathleen Maxwell ,Public Affairs Research ,Yale Program On Climate Change Communication ,Chrysler ,Associated Press ,World Meteorological Organization ,University Of Wisconsin ,Amerispeak Panel ,Northern Hemisphere ,Yale Program ,Climate Change Communication ,Climate Change Poll Opinions Attitudes Extreme Weather ,Natural Disasters ,Climate Change ,Wildfires ,Public Opinion ,Leather ,Climate And Environment ,Science ,Bs News ,Eneral News ,Eteorology ,Politics ,Medicine ,Ournalism ,Thnology ,Cientific Terms ,Ociology ,Chool Systems ,Onstruction Industry ,Jaw ,Cology ,Education ,