Why Americans Keep Misjudging Climate Action: The Surprising Truth About Pets and Planes
A revealing study shows Americans consistently misestimate which personal choices impact climate change most—underestimating big contributors like air travel and pet ownership while overvaluing recycling. What does this mean for real progress on protecting America’s environment and sovereignty?
In a nation that prides itself on common sense and practical solutions, a recent study exposes a troubling disconnect: many Americans are unknowingly making poor choices when it comes to fighting climate change. Despite widespread talk about environmental responsibility, the facts show people wildly overestimate the benefits of low-impact actions like recycling and energy-efficient light bulbs, while dangerously underestimating major contributors such as long-haul flights and even owning certain pets. Why Are We Getting It So Wrong? The research published by the National Academy of Sciences reveals that the top three effective individual actions for climate protection—avoiding plane flights, choosing...
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