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How many Americans believe in climate change? Probably more than you think, research in Indiana suggests

  • Written by Matthew Houser, Assistant Research Scientist and Faculty Fellow, Indiana University
Concern about climate change is broader than many Hoosiers think. Katherine Welles/Shutterstock

Indiana certainly doesn’t look like a state that’s ready to confront climate change. Its former governor, Vice President Mike Pence, has questioned whether human actions affect the climate. In 2016 the majority of Indiana residents voted for...

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