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A new study from the Nature Conservancy shows that New Yorkers’ opinions towards climate change are more unified across political leanings, gender, urban/rural communities and income brackets. MetroFocus speaks to Bill Ulfelder from The Nature Conservancy in New York about the state’s stance towards climate change.
You can read the results from the study here.
