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How Americans Respond to Information About Global Warming's Health Impacts: Evidence From a National Survey Experiment

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By John E. Kotcher, Edward Maibach, Marybeth Montoro, Susan Joy Hassol
| Wiley
Abstract Americans tend to see global warming as a distant threat, but a small body of previous research suggests that information about the health implications of global warming may enhance public engagement with the issue. We sought to extend those findings with a longitudinal study that examined how Americans react to information about eight specific categories of health impacts from global warming.
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How Americans respond to information about global warming's health impacts: Evidence from a national survey experiment

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By John E. Kotcher, Edward Maibach, Marybeth Montoro, Susan Joy Hassol
| Color Research & Application Verified
Americans tend to see global warming as a distant threat, but a small body of previous research suggests that information about the health implications of global warming may enhance public engagement with the issue. We sought to extend those findings with a longitudinal study that examined how Americans react to information about eight specific categories of health impacts from global warming.
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Op-ED: Surveyed doctors report climate change is harming health - Richmond.com: Guest-columnists

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By Mona Sarfaty, Marybeth Montoro
| richmond.com
An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. The real questions are now: How is climate change affecting human health? Who is most vulnerable, and what can be done to stop it? To shed light on these questions, a Virginia research center joined three major medical societies of allergists, lung specialists, primary care and other specialists to assess their experiences regarding climate and health.
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