Yale Poll Finds Majority of Americans Now Believe Global Warming Causes Extreme Weather

In the wake of a bizarre array of extreme weather events throughout the United States, a study from Yale University has found that the majority of Americans have finally realized that yes, global warming is<strong> </strong>a problem. This spring's unseasonably warm weather had many people — including Oprah and Obama — concerned, and from Hurricane Irene's path along the east coast to the Mississippi River floods a year ago, weird weather events had 69 percent of participants agreeing that global warming is the culprit<strong>.</strong>....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/yale-poll-finds-majority-of-americans-now-believe-global-warming-causes-extreme-weather/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

In the wake of a bizarre array of extreme weather events throughout the United States, a study from Yale University has found that the majority of Americans have finally realized that yes, global warming is<strong> </strong>a problem. This spring's unseasonably warm weather had many people — including Oprah and Obama — concerned, and from Hurricane Irene's path along the east coast to the Mississippi River floods a year ago, weird weather events had 69 percent of participants agreeing that global warming is the culprit<strong>.</strong>....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/yale-poll-finds-majority-of-americans-now-believe-global-warming-causes-extreme-weather/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

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