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Survey: 55 percent of Americans think we're doing enough to fight climate change

Minnesota Teenagers ask Gov. Walz to act on climate change.
Teenagers from across Minnesota listen to instructions before heading into the governor's office to urge Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan to act on climate change in January 2019.
Elizabeth Dunbar | MPR News file

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A new survey shows most Americans want to stop climate change. But only 55 percent believe they're doing enough.

Jodi Manning is Director of Marketing with carbon reduction organization, Cool Effect, which commissioned the study. She joined Climate Cast this week to discuss its findings.

Hear the interview, plus a Climate Story from Trevor Drake, on the audio player above.