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 A new study of the scientific literature confirms that there is a robust consensus that humans are causing global warming. A new Gallup poll on climate change
 "U.S. worry about global warming is heading back up after several years of expanded public skepticism," according (PDF) to a new poll from Gallup. Also heading back up are the rate of understanding that most scientists accept global warming and the rate of accepting that increases in the global temperature over the last century are mostly due to human activity. A new Pew poll on global warming
 A new poll from the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press asked about global warming and its causes. Polling Republicans on climate change
 A new report from the George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication and the Yale Project on Climate Change Communication suggests (PDF) that a slim majority of Republicans accept that climate change is happening. A new poll on climate change
 "The percentage of Americans who think climate change is occurring has rebounded ... and is at its highest level since 2006," according to a new poll conducted by researchers at Duke University. Two new polls on climate change
 A pair of new polls offers insights on public opinion about climate change. Climate change in the American mind: September 2012
 Encouraging news about the level of public acceptance of climate change in the United States is at hand. Polling climate change in thirteen countries
 A recent survey (PDF) surveyed public opinion about climate change in thirteen countries: Belgium, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Switzerland, Spain, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Polling climate change in Canada
 A new survey addresses the views of Canadians on climate change. A new poll on climate change
 Almost three in four of Americans accept recent global warming, according to a new poll conducted for the Washington Post and Stanford University — but only three in ten agree that it is mainly due to human activity. Pages
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