The United Nations this week will once again convene an estimated 100,000 diplomats, heads of state, U.N.-friendly scientists and NGO activists from around the world for its “31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change,” in Turkey. The goal? To deliver “major progress” in the battle against climate change.
So what do Americans expect of this 31st meeting since 1995? Not a whole lot, it seems, but they remain largely supportive of efforts to curb climate change.
“With climate impacts inflicting growing human and economic costs in every country,
