十分之八的美国成年人报告说,他们经历极端的天气,其中许多人将其与气候变化联系起来。 Eight in ten U.S. adults report experiencing extreme weather, with many linking it to climate change.

亚太-北方中心最近的民意调查结果表明,10个美国成年人中有8个面临极端天气,其中一半经历严寒或冬季风暴。 Recent AP-NORC poll findings show that 8 in 10 U.S. adults have faced extreme weather, with half experiencing severe cold or winter storms. 许多人将这些事件与气候变化联系起来,他们理解全球变暖会使北极冷空气向南移动。 Many link these events to climate change, understanding that global warming can let Arctic cold air move further south. 大约10个美国人中有7个认为气候变化是真实的,并有可能对他们产生重大影响,尤其影响到对财产保险和能源成本的关切。 About 7 in 10 Americans believe climate change is real and likely to significantly affect them, particularly impacting concerns over property insurance and energy costs. 在援助脆弱地区的人方面,除了限制新建筑外,支持范围很广。 Support is broad for aiding those in vulnerable areas, except for limiting new construction.