Two-thirds of Americans see climate change as a threat to human health, and most are bracing for a summer of, floods and other extreme weather events that played out vividly across screens last summer is a new baseline, though sentiment varies by age and political affiliation.
36% said they expect that extreme weather this summer will be similar to last year. About the same proportion said they think it will be worse. "That's broad, strong agreement in a period when vaccines are highly politicized and can be a lightning rod for some parents," Newall said.hit their lowest levels, more of the public than ever says the coronavirus poses no personal risk .
60% oppose making it illegal possess abortion pills without a doctor's prescription, as the new Louisiana law does.
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