This PBS FRONTLINE feature explores the shift in public opinion on climate change throughout recent years, and how, despite scientific consensus, certain special interest groups were able to strategically infuse doubt throughout the country. In the video, you can see the glee of the leading skeptics who successfully gained conservative support by spinning climate policies […]
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Day of reckoning for climate vote
In this article commenting on the mid-term election results, Darren Samuelsohn and Robin Bravender directly relate election losses, particularly by Democrats, to the candidate's support for the 2009 climate bill.
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October 26, 2012 





We Didn’t Hear “Climate Change” In the Presidential Debates, But Does That Matter?
This Stanford Social Innovation Review article suggests that sometimes those in the climate movement get fixated on convincing others that climate change is occurring rather than putting an emphasis on combatting its progression. Both presidential candidates realize that voters do not connect with the abstract concept of climate change and have dedicated every minute of […]
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