NCPA poll: Across political spectrum, Americans think climate change is harming NPs

A strong majority of Americans believe climate change is harming the National Park System, according to a poll conducted for the National Parks Conservation Association.

The poll found that nearly nine in 10 of those surveyed said climate change is negatively impacting national parks. And most Americans, regardless of political party, would be more likely to support a representative who supported a bill that was designed to reduce the impact of climate change on national parks, the park advocacy group said.

https://www.nationalparkstraveler.org/2022/03/npca-poll-finds-most-americans-believe-climate-change-harming-national-parks

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