-Using the Framework of Environmental Perception, Why Is the Spatial

question 86

Multiple Choice

-Using the framework of environmental perception, why is the spatial pattern of belief in global warming significant?

• A) An environmental perceptionist would say that the spatial pattern does not matter.
• B) People vote based on their perceptions, which has implications for policy.
• C) Areas with higher belief in global warming see more impacts of climate change.
• D) Areas with less belief in global warming do not see impacts of climate change.

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