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@intlibecosoc @ZeePDX 2010: "Hispanics, African Americans and people of 'Other' races and ethnicities were often the strongest supporters of policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, even when informed that some of these policies would entail individual costs…Permalink On twitter.com
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@intlibecosoc @ZeePDX "It is commonly believed that global climate change is primarily a concern of only upper and middle class whites, while minorities are focused only on local issues of environmental justice. These two national studies strongly suggest that these assumptions are often wrong…Permalink On twitter.com
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@intlibecosoc @ZeePDX In fact, minorities often support action to respond to this global threat at levels equal to or greater than whites." Yale Program on Climate Communication, 2010 climatecommunication.yale.edu/publications/race-ethnicity-and-public-responses-to-climate-change/Permalink On twitter.com
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@intlibecosoc @ZeePDX 2020: "We find that Hispanics/Latinos (69%) and African Americans (57%) are more likely to be Alarmed or Concerned about global warming than are Whites (49%). In contrast, Whites are more likely to be Doubtful or Dismissive (27%) than are H/Ls (11%) or AAs (12%)."Permalink On twitter.com
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