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Few voters globally worried about climate change
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IntroductionAccording to a global Ipsos survey, just 18 percent of people say climate change is a top-three conc
According to a global Ipsos survey, just 18 percent of people say climate change is a top-three concern. Photo: Bruce Rolff
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