Multiple Choice

-Using the framework of environmental perception, why is the spatial pattern of belief in global warming significant?
A) An environmental perceptionist would say that the spatial pattern does not matter.
B) People vote based on their perceptions, which has implications for policy.
C) Areas with higher belief in global warming see more impacts of climate change.
D) Areas with less belief in global warming do not see impacts of climate change.
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