climate-science denial

is a 'white privilege' because white people don't have to be conscious and cognizant of the impacts of climate change, given that they are not in the global south and do not feel its consequences.

This is White Privilege and as Sarra Tekola has put it, Climate Change Denial is a 'white privilege' because they do not have to be conscious and cognizant of the impacts of climate change, given that they are not in the Global South.

is a uniquely American position, with Americans proving to be the least likely to agree that climate change is largely the result of human activity in a 2014 survey of 20 countries, including China, india, australia, and great britain.

The entrenchment of climate-science denial is one of the ways the United States appears to be exceptional relative to the rest of the world. A comparative 2015 study of nine conservative political parties in countries such as Canada, Germany, and Spain concluded that 'the U.S. Republican Party is an anomaly in denying anthropogenic climate change.' Meanwhile, Americans were least likely to agree that climate change is largely the result of human activity in a 2014 survey of 20 countries, including China, India, Australia, and Great Britain.

climate science denial, n.All

climate science denial