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Majority of US voters link extreme weather to climate crisis, study finds

A new study reveals that a majority of US voters associate extreme weather with climate change. With 61% acknowledging more frequent severe weather, support for heat protection policies has surged to 88%. This reflects an increasing public...

The Guardian· Jul 19, 2026 · 2:20 PM · 2 views

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A new study reveals that a majority of US voters associate extreme weather with climate change. With 61% acknowledging more frequent severe weather, support for heat protection policies has surged to 88%. This reflects an increasing public demand for climate action and enhanced worker safety.

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