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Re: non-env. studies students - if you're not in a major that compels you to read about climate change, it's easy (or necessary) to wall it off. Also, in discussions on a campus, where people are learning silo'd topics, you can deflect questions about it by not being 'an expert.'
Was the graph above for environmental majors or non-enviro majors? Or both? Trying to understand if there was a difference in how both groups feel about climate?
It was both; eight students, drawn to be a representative mix of the student body. We paid them to do two 3 hour meetings over a Saturday and Sunday last April. (Paying is key, otherwise they self-select.) No one doubted climate change.
The most interesting students were the ones who would not have shown up for free. (I'd say roughly half of them.) Among other things, some reported having no conversations at all about climate with their friends, and expected if they brought it up, they'd be shut down.
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