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By CBC News, Feb 22, 2016
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The researchers, also from four other universities, including Yale, surveyed a total of more than 5,000 Canadians over the last five years.
"We asked participants if they believed the Earth was getting warmer partly or mostly due to human activities as an indication of climate change," said lead researcher Matto Mildenberger.
"This is a complex issue," said Erick Lachapelle, the co-author of the study, which is being submitted to a scientific journal for publication and has not yet been peer reviewed.
"It's kind of normal that people would have more nuanced opinions."
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