World cools on global warming as green fatigue sets in

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Public concern about environmental issues including climate change has slumped to a 20-year low since the financial crisis, a global study reveals.

Fewer people now consider issues such as CO2 emissions, air and water pollution, animal species loss, and water shortages to be “very serious” than at any time in the last two decades, according to the poll of 22,812 people in 22 countries including Britain and the US.

Despite years of [bogus] studies showing the impact of global warming on the planet, only 49 per cent of people now consider climate change a very serious issue – far fewer than at the beginning of the worldwide financial crisis in 2009.

Worries about climate change first dropped in industrialised nations but they have now also fallen in developing economies including Brazil and China, according to the survey by GlobeScan Radar.

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http://www.independent.co.uk/enviro...warming-as-green-fatigue-sets-in-8513826.html
 
Uh, bump, unless you're happy to have all sorts of taxes on your energy consumption.
 
He said it was only when “real indicators” of climate change came, such as floods and droughts, that public perceptions changed.

Interesting, telling us a bit too much maybe. Also never knew this stuff only happened because of global warming......
 
I LOVE the term "green fatigue!" Almost as good as the recent "infantile conservatives!" I hope they both go viral and become deeply entrenched in popular culture.
 
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