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Even with scientific evidence closing the case on climate change, a divide on the issue continues along political lines. But that divide grows smaller in younger segments of the population. 

 the gap on this issue between millennial Republicans and Democrats 

has diminished and that there’s less political polarization on the topic. Meanwhile, discussion about climate change — and in some cases, the absence of such a discussion — is an issue on voters’ minds as the 2020 election approaches.

MPR News host Kerri Miller talks with a researcher and a conservative political executive about climate change communication in our communities and on both sides of the political aisle.

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 that younger people aren’t as polarized on climate change as their elders are. We turn to two guests to understand how different generations are looking at climate change policy today.

Research shows that younger people aren’t as polarized on climate change as their elders are. We turn to two guests to understand how different generations are looking at climate change policy today.


How different generations, groups think about climate change

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How different generations think about climate change

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