Study of environmental attitudes finds nine distinct segments of American population

Monday, December 7, 2015 - 16:11 in Psychology & Sociology

Americans' attitudes about environmental issues aren't simply polarized into pro- and anti-environment, but rather are spread across a diverse spectrum. A new study finds that attitudes about environmental issues are influenced by a combination of experience, interaction with natural environments, and religious and political views about the responsibilities of humankind as a whole, and government in particular.

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