ACROSS
1 They don’t last
long
5 Little biter
9 Take the role of
14 Introductory
French infinitive
15 Girl in a Manilow
song with “a
dress cut down
to there”
16 Left Bank lunch
choice
17 Gas, for one:
Abbr.
18 Fossey subjects
19 Crux
20 Toon with the
catchphrase
“You’re
despicable!”
22 Send out
23 Trainer’s
command
24 Wing, perhaps
25 Offer as proof
27 With “The,” Julius
Kelp, in a 1963
movie
31 Restful place
32 Struggling sea
33 Cadillac model
34 Alfred E.
Neuman
trademark
39 “Shameless”
network, in TV
listings
42 Old Venetian
judge
43 Special __
46 Dr. Seuss book
about an odd
time of the week
51 Is of use to
52 Source of
confidence
53 Copyright data:
Abbr.
55 Shore bird
56 Riding crop
relative
59 “Granted”
61 Algerian coastal
city
62 __-Tahoe Airport
63 Wing, perhaps
64 Gp. joined by
Croatia in 2009
65 2012 Best
Picture
66 Welling up
67 Cassini of
fashion
68 Glimpse
DOWN
1 Extended
conflicts
2 Gets
3 Rise slowly, as
smoke
4 Lifestyle
magazine
5 “With pleasure!”
6 Tropicana option
7 Guinness on
screen
8 Job
9 “__ du lieber!”
10 Doctrines
11 Stars and Stripes
squad
12 Nectar source
13 British
cruciverbalists
21 “__ Brutus says
he was
ambitious”:
Antony
25 Way off
26 Section with a
slicer
28 Positions for
Ph.D. students
29 Like daisies
30 Cousin of edu
35 Pastoral poem
36 Some
temperature
extremes
37 Soft drink ord.
38 Subtle assent
39 Goes after, as a
fly
40 Hors d’oeuvres
server’s
suggestion
41 Ancient
instrument with
finger holes
44 Sign at the
register
45 Shot source
47 More comforting
48 Void
49 Seasonal quaff
50 Vegan staple
54 Frighten, as a
horse
56 U2 frontman
57 Russia’s __
Mountains
58 Food truck
offering
60 Oil giant, on the
NYSE
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08/11/16
08/11/16
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ACROSS
1 Without markup
7 Informed
15 Like the
Godhead
16 Where flocks
assemble
17 Slide
19 “Defending
Liberty
Pursuing Justice”
org.
20 Org. for
Sharapova and
Kournikova
21 Base or case
closer
22 Exaggerates, as
a résumé
24 Follow
27 Ref. with
quarterly online
updates
30 Slide
34 Respond to a
failed delivery
35 Not your average
joe?
36 Video game hero
with a kart
39 “To wrap up ... ”
40 Epic including the
Catalogue of
Ships
41 Willing to take
risks
45 Slide
50 Shocked letters
51 Colleague of
Ruth and Sonia
52 Trillionth: Pref.
53 Kit Carson House
site
56 Texter’s “Keep
the rest to
yourself”
58 Moo __ pork
59 Slide
64 Way to be there
when you can’t
be there
65 Looked for a
school, perhaps
66 Tape container
67 Jousting mounts
DOWN
1 Bank
smartphone
offering
2 Type of chief or
custom
3 Noisy bug
4 “In __ Time”:
Hemingway story
collection
5 White fall
6 Quality control
personnel
7 Mil. mail drop
8 Unchallenging
reading material
9 Specialized
undergrad track
10 Frosty film
11 Will go ahead as
planned
12 Walter Johnson’s
career-leading
110
13 Yet, poetically
14 Summer hrs.
18 Boat better not
rocked
23 Many a recent
refugee
25 “Arise, fair __,
and kill the
envious moon”:
Romeo
26 Sturm __ Drang
28 Incredulous
rebuke
29 Believe
31 Amethyst source
32 “I Fall to Pieces”
singer
33 Inhibition
36 Catalan surrealist
37 Fund-raising
target, often
38 Fair game
41 Broadband letters
42 Gallic soul
43 Agitated blog
posts
44 Muddled
46 One often has a
golf course
47 Clear Eyes rival
48 Seconded
49 Hospital routines
54 Tour gear
55 Drama prize
57 TV co-star of
Hargitay and
Belzer
59 Spasm
60 Usually single-
stranded
molecule
61 Trivial thing
62 Août season
63 Draw
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Republican presidential nominee,
Donald Trump, who denies global
warming. While some Republicans
may agree that global warming is
real and a problem to be reconciled
with, they do not want to oppose
their party’s nominee. In March,
Trump told theWashington Post
that he is not a believer in man-made
climate change, adding that “biggest
form of climate change we should
worry about is nuclear weapons.”
Mills continued to explain that the
politics of the Republican Party and
Trump’s stance on global warming is
likely to be responsible for this shift
in Republican opinion to be unsure
of
global
warming’s
existence,
instead of completely believing in it.
“The only thing that I can think
of within the political sphere that
would point to a growth in this
number of Republicans who are
unsure is the candidacy of Trump.”
While there is a greater number
of Republicans who reported being
unsure about global warming, there
is little evidence of Republicans
transitioning
from
believer
to
disbeliever status. One of the NSEE
authors, Christopher Borick, who
is the director of the Muhlenberg
College Institute of Public Opinion,
echoed Mills.
“For Americans who support
Trump,
there
may
be
some
uneasiness in taking a stance that
is in direct conflict with their
preferred candidate’s position on
the matter,” Borick said. “Thus,
if they tend to believe that there
is some good evidence of global
warming but this view conflicts
with Trump, they may tend to go to
a more neutral position rather than
totally reject the existence of global
warming.”
Another key finding of the report
was that Americans’ opinions on
global warming are more polarized
on both sides — meaning that
both those who believe in climate
change and those who do not are
more confident in their opinions.
Borick said those who strongly
believe in global warming base their
beliefs on scientific evidence and
the observation of current weather
patterns.
“It’s
becoming
harder
for
individuals to claim that there is
not solid evidence that warming is
happening,” Borick said. “I think
the record warmth last winter
helped enhance confidence among
those that think global warming
is occurring.” On the other hand,
people confident in their denial
of global warming tend to do so
because of personal beliefs, region
in the United States or even lack of
understanding.
“Our question doesn’t mention
anything
about
human-caused
climate change,” Mills said. “(The
non-believers) are projecting into
it. They are convinced that even
if the climate is changing, it is not
caused by humans; it is just natural
patterns.”
Both Borick and Mills agreed
that the public’s opinion on global
warming can have a huge effect
on the energy and environmental
policy of the United States. Mills
said that if more people believe in
global warming, more efforts can be
made to slow it down.
“Belief
in
climate
(change)
can certainly shift what actions
governments might be able to
take to address it,” Mills said. “We
have seen that the Democratic and
Republican platforms have very
different approaches to addressing
the problem or not.”
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region, and would require a 25
percent local match of total project
cost.
The
legislation
has
been
introduced as a bipartisan bill, with
two Republicans as two of the three
state representatives pushing for its
re-authorization. Dingell told the
Daily that common interests should
help the bill pass.
“I
introduced
it
with
two
Republicans and we all live in a
Great Lakes area,” she said. “We
have to get the bill reported out of
the Natural Resources Committee,
which I think we will, and I think
it’s just a matter of time to get
some of these kinds of bill through.
Hopefully it won’t be controversial.”
During the press conference, she
spoke on other common benefits
should see the bill pass through
the NRC and eventually passed by
Congress.
“This one’s basic 101,” she said.
“It’s good for the economy, it’s good
for the environment, it’s good for
conservation and we’ve got to get it
done.”
Experts at the press conference
discussed why this bill is especially
helpful for efforts being made
towards conservation. Gildo Tori,
director of public policy for Ducks
Unlimited and biologist, said that
GLFWRA is different from many
other federal programs which focus
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