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Echo chambers and false certainty

delete2015-07-24
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Justin Farrell *
DOI:10.1038/nclimate2732delete
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Climate change continues to be a controversial issue among political elites in the US. New research shows how ideological views become entrenched through 'echo chambers'.
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