Democrats Pessimistic About Countries Doing Something To Stop Climate Doom

And, yet, few Democrats will do things in their own lives to make them carbon neutral. Go figure

Americans Are Increasingly Pessimistic About Avoiding the Worst Effects of Climate Change

A majority of Americans think climate change is a very big or moderately big problem for the country, including almost all Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents. But just one-quarter of adults now say international actors will do enough to avoid the worst effects of climate change – while a clear majority say the opposite. This growing pessimism is driven by Democrats.

So, not Americans, just the unhinged Dems?

Four years ago, during the Biden administration, Democrats were more closely split on whether the United States and other countries will do enough to avoid the worst impacts from climate change (46% said this will happen, 51% said it will not). Most Democrats now predict the U.S. and other countries will not do enough (69%).

This increasing pessimism comes at a time when the Trump administration has dramatically reshaped federal climate policy by taking actions such as withdrawing from international climate agreements, weakening limits on power plant emissions and weakening fuel efficiency standards.

And, yet, these same Democrats want lower gas prices and cheaper energy for their homes. Weird! Anyhow,

The question, though, is simply asking if countries will do enough to comply with the climate cult, not if they actually believe in athropogenic climate change. Personally, we as a country could do more to reduce the negative effects of land use, Urban Heat Island effect, and landfills, along with a few other localized effects.

Most Democrats and Democratic leaners (68%) say climate change is harming people in the U.S. a great deal or quite a bit. And about six-in-ten also say climate change is a very big problem facing the country today.

There should have been follow up questions, like “do you drive a fossil fueled vehicle? Do you take air flights? Do you eat meat?” among others

In contrast, only about two-in-ten Republicans and GOP leaners (22%) say climate change is harming people in the U.S. a great deal or quite a bit. And a majority see climate change as no more than a small problem.

But, still, this does not assign fault. Is warming a problem that can harm people? Yes. Is it mostly natural? Again, yes.

Anyhow, a lot of the rest of the questions go to assigning blame and responsibility to anyone but themselves. Go figure. 35 years of spreading awareness and still most Warmists refuse to practice what they preach.