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Perceptions of Global Warming Among the Poorest Counties in the Southeastern United States

机译:对美国东南部最贫困的县全球变暖的看法

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The geographic position and high level of poverty in the southeastern United States are significant risk factors that contribute to the region's high vulnerability to climate change. The goal of this study was to evaluate beliefs and perceptions of global warming among those living in poverty in the poorest counties in the southeastern United States. Results from this project may be used to support public health efforts to increase climate-related messaging to vulnerable and underserved communities. This was an ecological study that analyzed public opinion poll estimates from previously gathered national level survey data (2016). Responses to 5 questions related to beliefs, attitudes, and perceptions of global warming were evaluated. Counties below the national average poverty level (13.5%) were identified among 11 southeastern US states (Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia). Student t tests were used to compare public perceptions of global warming among the poorest urban and rural counties with national-level public opinion estimates. Overall, counties below the national poverty level in the southeastern US were significantly less likely to believe that global warming was happening compared with national-level estimates. The poorest rural counties were less likely to believe that global warming was happening than the poorest urban counties. Health care providers and public health leaders at regional and local levels are in ideal positions to raise awareness and advocate the health implications of climate change to decision makers for the benefit of helping underserved communities mitigate and adequately adapt to climate-related threats.
机译:美国东南部地区的地理位置和高水平的贫困是重要的风险因素,有助于该地区对气候变化的高脆弱性。本研究的目标是评估对生活在美国东南部最贫困的贫困人口中全球变暖的信仰和看法。该项目的结果可用于支持公共卫生努力,以将气候相关的消息传递给脆弱和欠缺的社区。这是一个生态研究,分析了以前收集的国家一级调查数据(2016年)的公众民意调查估计数。评估了与信仰,态度和对全球变暖相关的5个问题的回应。在美国东南部的11个国家(阿拉巴马州,阿肯色州,佛罗里达州),格鲁吉亚,肯塔基,路易斯安那州,密歇根州,北卡罗来纳州,南卡罗来纳州,田纳西州,田纳西州,田纳西州,田纳西亚州普及贫困水平(13.5%)。学生T检验用于比较与国家级舆论估计的最贫困城市和农村县中全球变暖的公众看法。总体而言,低于美国东南部的国家贫困水平的县显着不太可能相信,与国家级估计数相比,全球变暖正在发生。最贫穷的农村县不太可能相信全球变暖正在发生而不是最贫穷的城市县。区域和地方各级的医疗保健提供者和公共卫生领导人都是理想的职位,以提高意识,倡导气候变化对决策者的卫生影响,以帮助帮助福置社区缓解和充分适应与气候相关的威胁。

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