Nearly HALF of Americans believe 気候 change will destroy Earth in their lifetime, 調査する finds - these are the 明言する/公表するs where most doom-mongers live

Scientists have 予報するd that 気候 change will warm our 惑星 in the coming 10年間s, but many Americans feel the 転換 will be the end of the world.

A new 調査する of 5,000 people 設立する that 48 パーセント of people believe they will live to see 気候 change destroy Earth.

Hawaiians were the most 関心d, with 61 パーセント 明言する/公表するing it will be worse for their 明言する/公表する than others, followed by 居住(者)s of Vermont (59 パーセント) and New Mexicans (56 パーセント).??

While Americans are sounding the alarm, 37 パーセント of 回答者/被告s said they only take 環境の 活動/戦闘s because it makes them feel like a good person - and not to just help the 惑星.?

A new survey of 5,000 Americans found that 48 percent of people believe they will live to see climate change destroy Earth

A new 調査する of 5,000 Americans 設立する that 48 パーセント of people believe they will live to see 気候 change destroy Earth?

The 研究, 行為/行うd by?Talker 研究, was a 無作為の 選ぶ-in 調査する that was 分裂(する) 平等に with 100 people per 明言する/公表する who were asked?if they believe 気候 change will have a greater 衝撃 on their 明言する/公表する, versus other 明言する/公表するs.

だいたい 54 パーセント in?Minnesota agreed the 気候 危機 will 荒廃させる Earth in their lifetime, followed by?Connecticut (53 パーセント), Louisiana (53 パーセント), Maine (53 パーセント), Rhode Island (53 パーセント and Colorado (52 パーセント).

Indiana 階級d 50th with only 36 パーセント of Americans who believe the end is nigh, as 報告(する)/憶測d by SWNS.??

While Americans 恐れる a warming world will be the end of life as we know it, many 報告(する)/憶測d only taking 活動/戦闘 for selfish 推論する/理由s.?

When 回答者/被告s were asked if the 意図 of their 活動/戦闘s or the end result is more important, 33 パーセント said the result ― with 50 パーセント 説 both were 平等に important.

And 関わりなく why they are taking environmentally conscious 活動/戦闘s, 32 パーセント said doing so helps them to sleep better at night.

While Americans are sounding the alarm, 37 percent of respondents said they only take environmental actions because it makes them feel like a good person - and not to just help the planet

While Americans are sounding the alarm, 37 パーセント of 回答者/被告s said they only take 環境の 活動/戦闘s because it makes them feel like a good person - and not to just help the 惑星?

だいたい 10 パーセント of Americans have spent such much time worrying about their world that they feel they do not have time to take care of themselves.

These individuals may be wasting their energy, によれば a Cambridge professor who argued that the world will not end because of 気候 change.

Professor マイク Hulme told DailyMail.com that belief in the 緊急の fight against 気候 change has 発射 far past the 領土 of science and become an ideology.

He dubbed this ideology 'climatism,' and he argues that it can distort the way society approaches the world's ills, placing too much 焦点(を合わせる) on slowing Earth from warming.

The problem, he said, is this 狭くする 焦点(を合わせる) takes attention away from other important moral, 倫理的な, and political 客観的なs - like helping people in the developing world rise out of poverty.?

Then there Hannah Ritchie, a data scientist at the University of Oxford, who had also believed humans would die from the 気候 危機, but recently made a U-turn.?

Ritchie (人命などを)奪う,主張するd that doomsday 警告s of floods, 普及した 飢饉 and deaths from 災害s are 影を投げかけるing the 進歩 that has been 静かに made in 最近の years, she wrote for The Times.

'To get this out of the way, let me make one thing 絶対 (疑いを)晴らす: I'm not 気候 change denialist or minimizer,' reads an excerpt from Ritchie's 調書をとる/予約する.

'I spent my life - inside and outside work - 研究ing, 令状ing, and trying to understand our 環境の problems and how to solve them.'

She continued to explain that it may do いっそう少なく 害(を与える) to consider that the total doom is an exaggeration as 'the exaggeration 簡単に 行為/法令/行動するs as a counterbalance to those who underplay the 問題/発行する.'

'But I'm 納得させるd that there is a better, more 楽観的な and honest way 今後.' the 調書をとる/予約する continued.

She pointed out how 放出/発行s per person 頂点(に達する)d in 2012 and remained the same since, along with the notion that 有機の food is not more 気候-friendly and that the dreaded 2.7F of warming is not a tipping point into oblivion.

'It has become ありふれた to tell kids that they're going to die from 気候 change,' the first line of the Introduction reads.?

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