Communicating to educate or enhance knowledge on climate-change science or consensus can, but does not necessarily lead individuals to revise their beliefs  . People may reject new information that conflicts with their beliefs or not consider it credible, as political ideology and partisan affiliation are strong influences . The climate-change issue may create resistance from individuals with conservative political ideologies and hierarchical, individualistic world views because it ascribes responsibility to developed, industrialised countries for emissions and brings about more environmental regulation . Lack of trust in scientific consensus on climate change may actually originate from opposition by US conservatives to the perceived advocacy for different climate-change policy approaches that challenge their world views .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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