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Reasons for Denial
Reasons for Denial
"When asked why they don't believe, the skeptics' most common response was that they had not noticed a change in the weather around them, and that the weather was actually getting colder where they lived."
"When asked why they don't believe, the skeptics' most common response was that they had not noticed a change in the weather around them, and that the weather was actually getting colder where they lived."
The second most common response was that temperatures are not rising because of human actions, instead they are just fluctuating as part of a larger natural cycle. "I think there are just trends where the temperature goes up and down as part of a natural cycle every couple of hundred years," said one respondent.
The second most common response was that temperatures are not rising because of human actions, instead they are just fluctuating as part of a larger natural cycle. "I think there are just trends where the temperature goes up and down as part of a natural cycle every couple of hundred years," said one respondent.
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