tailieunhanh - Global warming’s six americas in march 2012 and november 2011

The burning of fossil fuels puts into the atmosphere carbon dioxide, which is causing gradual global warming. This 'greenhouse effect' may by early next century have increased average global temperatures enough to shift agricultural production areas, raise sea levels to flood coastal cities, and disrupt national economies. Other industrial gases threaten to deplete the planet's protective ozone shield to such an extent that the number of human and animal cancers would rise sharply and the oceans' food chain would be disrupted, industry and agriculture put toxic substances into the human food chain and into underground water tables beyond reach of cleansing | George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communicatioi si IN MA ERICAS 2012 ÌR 2011 YALE PROJECT ON GLOBAL warming s CLIMATE CHANGE COMMUNICATION BRIDGING SCIENCE SOCIETY YALE PROJECT ON CLIMATE CHANGE COMMUNICATION George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication BRIDGING SCIENCE SOCIETY Global Warming s Six Americas March 2012 and Nov. 2011 Interview dates March 12 - March 30 2012 and Oct. 20 - Nov. 16 2011 Interviews 1 008 Adults 18 in March 2012 and 1 000 Adults 18 in . 2011 Margin of error - 3 percentage points at the 95 confidence level for each sample. NOTE All results show percentages among all respondents unless otherwise labeled. Totals may occasionally occasionally round to more than 100 percent due to rounding. This study was conducted by the Yale Project on Climate Change Communication and the George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication and was funded by the Surdna Foundation the 11th Hour Project the Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment and the V. Kann Rasmussen Foundation. Principal Investigators Anthony Leiserowitz PhD Yale Project on Climate Change Communication School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Yale University 203 432-4865 Connie Roser-Renouf PhD Center for Climate Change Communication Department of Communication George Mason University 707 825-0601 croserre@ Edward Maibach MPH PhD Center for Climate Change Communication Department of Communication George Mason University 703 993-1587 emaibach@ Jay Hmielowski PhD Yale Project on Climate Change Communication School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Yale University 203 432-1208 Cite as Leiserowitz A. Maibach E. Roser-Renouf C. Hmielowski J. 2012 Global Warming s Six Americas March 2012 Nov. 2011. Yale University and George Mason University. New Haven CT Yale Project on Climate Change Communication. http climate files .

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• Mechanisms Involved
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• Pathology of spontaneous pox virus infection
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• Spontaneous pox virus infection of sheep
• Pathology of circulating Capripoxvirus strains
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