Broad support for stricter building standards for communities at high risk of extreme weather

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July 18, 2024

Americans’ Extreme Weather Policy Views and Personal Experiences

Broad support for stricter building standards for communities at high risk of extreme weather

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Americans’ Extreme Weather Policy Views and Personal Experiences
Broad support for stricter building standards for communities at high risk of extreme weather
Bipartisan support for stricter building standards in high-risk communities
Reported extreme weather experiences vary by region
Large majorities of those who have experienced extreme weather say climate change contributed
Majorities of Republicans who have experienced extreme weather make a link to climate change
Most Americans who have experienced extreme weather events say it negatively impacted their lives
How people describe the negative impacts that extreme weather has had on their lives

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