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Heated Opinions. Issue-Based Affective Polarization over Climate Change
Climate change has become increasingly politicized, prompting concerns that it may generate new societal rifts. While elite-level rhetoric, particularly among radical-right actors, has grown more adversarial, it remains unclear whether similar affective divisions have emerged among citizens. Using c
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