What Do Virginians Think About Climate Change?

The Miller Center, UVa’s “Center for Public Policy,” made a big deal about a report it just released which studied public perceptions of climate change. Most Virginians think climate change is happening, but less than half of those who think it is happening believe that it’s a human cause.
It seems that Al Gore’s Inconvenient Truth has done its job by convincing Virginians that global warming is pretty much going to kill us all. Despite the criticism to the movie and all the other doomsday news, climate change is something that has become somewhat of a cultural phobia to the good or bad, I have no clue. I digress.
The study’s findings were part of a national effort to study public perception on the topic. Specifically, in Virginia the study found some very interesting things. The results are after the break:
Popularity: 11% [?]

