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Lett. 9 (2014) 054005\n\"We document here a strong decline in public attention to climate change since 2007\".\n\nCapstick et al, International trends in public perceptions of climate change over the past quarter century.\nWIREs Clim Change (2014). doi: 10.1002/wcc.321\n\"Studies point to growing skepticism in the latter 2000s in some developed countries\".\n\nEngels et al, Public climate-change skepticism, energy preferences and political participation.\nGlobal Environmental Change (2013):\n\"Many studies have shown a general decline of public concern about climate change or vice versa a rise in public climate-change skepticism, in particular in the U.S. and other Anglo-Saxon countries\".\n\nPidgeon, Climate Change Risk Perception and Communication: Addressing a Critical Moment? \nRisk Analysis, Vol. 32, (2012): \n\"a consistent trend has been observed of falling concern in many countries over the period 2006–2010\". \n\nScruggs and Benegal, Declining public concern about climate change: Can we blame the great recession?\nGlobal Environmental Change 22 (2012) 505–515\n\"Social surveys suggest that the American public’s concern about climate change has declined dramatically since 2008.\"\n\nSmith and Leiserowitz,\nThe Rise of GlobalWarming Skepticism: Exploring Affective Image Associations in the United States Over Time\nRisk Analysis, Vol. 32, No. 6, (2012)\n\"The results demonstrate a large increase in “naysayer” associations, indicating extreme skepticism about the issue of climate change.\" \n\nTranter and Booth, Scepticism in a changing climate: A cross-national study.\nGlobal Environmental Change 33 (2015) 154–164.\n\"the proportions of climate sceptics appear to be increasing in many countries.\" \n", "isRemoved"=>false, "created"=>"2016-01-25T14:43:18Z", "lastModified"=>"2016-01-25T14:43:18Z", "creator"=>{"userId"=>"499705"}, "highlightedText"=>"", "competingInterestStatement"=>{"creatorWasPrompted"=>true, "hasCompetingInterests"=>false}, "parentArticle"=>{"doi"=>"info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0138208", "state"=>"published", "journals"=>{"PLoSONE"=>{"journalKey"=>"PLoSONE", "eIssn"=>"1932-6203", "title"=>"PLOS ONE"}}}, "replyTreeSize"=>1, "mostRecentActivity"=>"2016-01-27T20:25:28Z", "replies"=>[{"type"=>"REPLY", "parentID"=>88096, "annotationUri"=>"info:doi/10.1371/reply/8e598c1c-1e4b-45cb-80ae-5fa99fcbfc3f", "title"=>"RE: Literature on public opinion trends", "body"=>"Perhaps we disagree on what constitutes a \"clear trend.\"\n\nCapstick et al. (2015) distinguish 4 stages in survey research on public concern about climate change. Paraphrasing, these are roughly: (A) 1980s to early 1990s, increasing knowledge & awareness; (B) mid 1990s to mid 2000s, growth & fluctuation; (C) mid 2000s to late 2000s, increasing skepticism & polarization; (D) late 2000s to early 2010s, some stabilization & increasing concern. Their Figure 3 graphs response percentages to \"how serious\" questions on US surveys 1989-2014. Like the authors' narrative, the graphed percentages show ups and downs without a clear trend.\n\nChanges on shorter time scales, notably some declines occurring around stage (C) or (C to D), have been observed in diverse datasets including several described in the papers cited above. On the other hand, a few recent surveys (D and post-D) find indications that public concern about climate may be rising again. Someone might choose to call change within any particular time window a \"trend,\" but that needs qualification.\n\nIn our own New Hampshire time series, based on 11,548 interviews from spring 2010 to spring 2015, we see a slight but statistically significant \"upward\" trend, visible in Fig. 2A and tested with the odds ratio for \"year\" in Table 2. On two more recent surveys (summer and fall 2015) this trend has continued. Obviously our finding of an upward trend needs careful qualification (single-state data, 2010 to 2015, etc.), but it -- along with 3 compatible nationwide surveys in our Fig 2A, and independent results including Gallup and the Yale Project on Climate Change -- argues against the hypothesis of continuing decrease. 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• {"id"=>"690543771256156161", "text"=>"RT @ichiloe: @gregladen Better survey question: is climate change happening & caused mainly by humans https://t.co/rjIRMySd0x https://t.co…", "created_at"=>"2016-01-22T14:37:19Z", "user"=>"alejandrortiz77", "user_name"=>"Compa Alejandro", "user_profile_image"=>"http://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/535674771145383936/Cp9d_lRP_normal.jpeg"}
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