Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say environmental harms will occur in coming decades

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October 24, 2023

1. Views on future climate impacts, environmental harms

Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say environmental harms will occur in coming decades

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Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say environmental harms will occur in coming decades

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1. Views on future climate impacts, environmental harms
Majorities of young adults and Democrats say climate change will make their local area a worse place to live
Americans living in the West are most likely to say climate change will make their local areas worse
Majorities expect a range of environmental harms to worsen in the U.S. over the next 30 years
Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say environmental harms will occur in coming decades

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