The 2017 study [0] linked in the article showed that:
> Only about one in eight Americans (13%) understand that nearly all climate scientists (more than 90%) are convinced that human-caused global warming is happening.
And the numbers are pretty similar in Britain [1], where people estimate the consensus at only 65%.
... At what point, if ever, do we hold politicians, media and fossil fuel corporations responsible for their disinformation on this? When does/did radical action, however unpopular, become necessary self defense?
> Only about one in eight Americans (13%) understand that nearly all climate scientists (more than 90%) are convinced that human-caused global warming is happening.
And the numbers are pretty similar in Britain [1], where people estimate the consensus at only 65%.
... At what point, if ever, do we hold politicians, media and fossil fuel corporations responsible for their disinformation on this? When does/did radical action, however unpopular, become necessary self defense?
0 - https://climatecommunication.yale.edu/publications/climate-c...
1 - https://www.kcl.ac.uk/news/public-hugely-underestimate-scien...