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Why are Americans slow to take eco-action? An Economist/YouGov/Polimetrix poll points toward one big reason. Even as global warming shoves other environmental issues out of the limelight, the public refuses to adopt a sense of urgency about it.
While 38 percent of respondents rated global warming as a “very serious” problem, a majority termed it either “somewhat serious” (32 percent) or “not very serious” (27 percent). Even among the 18-29-year-olds, who’ve come of age with the problem, fewer than half (47 percent) called it very serious.
Meanwhile,
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