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Survey: 39 percent of Americans believe global warming is harming Americans ’ health “a great deal” or a moderate amount” The survey also shows increased trust in physicians, climate scientists, federal agencies and the World Health Organization for providing information about the health harms of global warming.
The survey was conducted by the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication and George Mason University .
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