For an example of how climate change is increasingly becoming a flashpoint in the culture wars, Germany is a good place to start.
Meanwhile, Spain’s far-right Vox party vowed to defend the country against “the new climate religion.”But to understand why climate change and the culture wars have become so enmeshed globally, experts say the United States probably holds the key.
It’s effective, it does scare people.”The origins of the climate culture war in the US lie in the early 1990s, when a new push for global climate action collided with big geopolitical change, McCright said.
Lightning rod for right wing mediaConservative media has played an outsized role in fueling culture war narratives, according to experts.
Fox has “been laying the groundwork necessary for positioning climate policies as a culture war issue for a long time,” she said.
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