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05/11/2023	88.5 WMNF YouTube	Florida's Republicans starting to embrace realities of climate change, survey shows WMNF Reporter Chris Young speaks with Dr. Colin Polsky, Director of the Center for Environmental Studies at Florida Atlantic University regarding a new survey by FAU showing that nearly half of Republican Floridians now believe humans have largely caused climate change.
05/11/2023	88.5 WMNF	Florida's Republicans starting to embrace realities of climate change, survey shows "There's just no more debating about theoretical differences and causes, or if it's even here. There's really a very solid consensus now that a) climate change is happening in Florida, or amongst Floridians, and b) that it is largely human-caused" - Colin Polsky, CES Director
12/30/2022	Alhurra	The United States and the challenges of climate change in 2022 CES' Colin Polsky provides a review of 2022 global climate change impacts.
09/28/2022	Alhurra	Florida's West Coast lacks experience with hurricanes CES' Colin Polsky discusses that while Florida has some of the best building codes, for buildings built after hurricane Andrew, people on Florida's West Coast don't have much recent experience with hurricanes.
09/20/2022	Alhurra	How is climate change affecting hurricane patterns? In this interview conducted by Alhurra, a United States-based public Arabic-language satellite TV channel that broadcasts news and current affairs programming to audiences in the Middle East and North Africa, Dr. Colin Polsky explains how climate change is affecting hurricane patterns, and what might be accomplished at the United Nations annual meeting this week.
08/25/2022	WPLG Local 10	Sea level rising more rapidly than previously predicted "As you go west from the ridge along the railroad and I-95 you lose elevation towards the Everglades and so yes the western parts of our counties, Broward and Miami Dade, they should experience some serious effects as well," said Dr. Colin Polsky, Director of the Center for Environmental Studies at Florida Atlantic University.
08/08/2022	Alhurra	US administration's initiative on climate and health may impact the midterm elections In this interview conducted by Alhurra, a United States-based public Arabic-language satellite TV channel that broadcasts news and current affairs programming to audiences in the Middle East and North Africa, Dr. Colin Polsky explains how the US administration's initiative on climate and health may impact the midterm elections.
04/08/2022	The Palm Beach Post	Study: Young Republicans leading the way when it comes to Florida's shifting views on climate change Young Republicans are the top driving force in the Sunshine State when it comes to shifting beliefs in climate change, according to a study conducted by Colin Polsky of Florida Atlantic University.
12/16/2021	National Center for Science Education	A new survey shows support for climate change education in Florida A new survey from Florida Atlantic University shows a high degree of support for climate change education in the state's public schools.
12/16/2021	The Invading Sea	Most Florida conservatives want government to address climate change and some state lawmakers are taking the lead Belief in climate change among Florida conservatives is at an all-time high, according to polling research by Florida Atlantic University. Roughly 9 out of 10 (88%) of Republicans surveyed acknowledge the changing climate. That figure is no small number.

05/11/2023

88.5 WMNF YouTube

Florida's Republicans starting to embrace realities of climate change, survey shows
WMNF Reporter Chris Young speaks with Dr. Colin Polsky, Director of the Center for Environmental Studies at Florida Atlantic University regarding a new survey by FAU showing that nearly half of Republican Floridians now believe humans have largely caused climate change.

05/11/2023

88.5 WMNF

Florida's Republicans starting to embrace realities of climate change, survey shows
"There's just no more debating about theoretical differences and causes, or if it's even here. There's really a very solid consensus now that a) climate change is happening in Florida, or amongst Floridians, and b) that it is largely human-caused" - Colin Polsky, CES Director

12/30/2022

Alhurra

The United States and the challenges of climate change in 2022
CES' Colin Polsky provides a review of 2022 global climate change impacts.

09/28/2022

Alhurra

Florida's West Coast lacks experience with hurricanes
CES' Colin Polsky discusses that while Florida has some of the best building codes, for buildings built after hurricane Andrew, people on Florida's West Coast don't have much recent experience with hurricanes.

09/20/2022

Alhurra

How is climate change affecting hurricane patterns?
In this interview conducted by Alhurra, a United States-based public Arabic-language satellite TV channel that broadcasts news and current affairs programming to audiences in the Middle East and North Africa, Dr. Colin Polsky explains how climate change is affecting hurricane patterns, and what might be accomplished at the United Nations annual meeting this week.

08/25/2022

WPLG Local 10

Sea level rising more rapidly than previously predicted
"As you go west from the ridge along the railroad and I-95 you lose elevation towards the Everglades and so yes the western parts of our counties, Broward and Miami Dade, they should experience some serious effects as well," said Dr. Colin Polsky, Director of the Center for Environmental Studies at Florida Atlantic University.

08/08/2022

Alhurra

US administration's initiative on climate and health may impact the midterm elections
In this interview conducted by Alhurra, a United States-based public Arabic-language satellite TV channel that broadcasts news and current affairs programming to audiences in the Middle East and North Africa, Dr. Colin Polsky explains how the US administration's initiative on climate and health may impact the midterm elections.

04/08/2022

The Palm Beach Post

Study: Young Republicans leading the way when it comes to Florida's shifting views on climate change
Young Republicans are the top driving force in the Sunshine State when it comes to shifting beliefs in climate change, according to a study conducted by Colin Polsky of Florida Atlantic University.

12/16/2021

National Center for Science Education

A new survey shows support for climate change education in Florida
A new survey from Florida Atlantic University shows a high degree of support for climate change education in the state's public schools.

12/16/2021

The Invading Sea

Most Florida conservatives want government to address climate change and some state lawmakers are taking the lead
Belief in climate change among Florida conservatives is at an all-time high, according to polling research by Florida Atlantic University. Roughly 9 out of 10 (88%) of Republicans surveyed acknowledge the changing climate. That figure is no small number.

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