Environment
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At Least 30% of Americans Remain Unafraid of the Climate Crisis
The United States emerged as the country with the largest percentage of individuals who said they are not concerned about climate change "at all" in a worldwide poll of people's attitudes to the problem and other urgent concerns.
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