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The perceived seriousness of climate change is declining amid competin

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As politicians, businesses and the media communicate less about climate, so people are less inclined to believe it is a serious problem, a GlobeScan study finds.
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The perceived seriousness of climate change is declining amid competin

As politicians, businesses and the media communicate less about climate, so people are less inclined to believe it is a serious problem, a GlobeScan study finds.

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Eco-Business broke the news in Singapore on Monday, October 27, 2025.
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