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| Ahead of Earth Day on Thursday, fewer Americans than a year ago say the environment should have priority over economic growth, and fewer are worried that environmental protection is lacking. On the other hand, with environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals refocusing the C-suite, most workers in the U.S. say that a potential employer's environmental record factors into whether they would work for that company. Global warming also remains a concern for most Americans. As Washington bids adieu to Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, we take note of Japan's relatively favorable standing among the American public, as well as changes in favorable ratings over the decades and Japanese views of U.S. leadership. Lastly, are Americans justified in their fears of cyber malfeasance and China's rise? We break it down in The Gallup Podcast with one of the best on the subject, Reva Goujon. Lead and Thrive,  Mohamed Younis
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This world needs great leaders, and great leaders need data and analysis they can trust. P.S. Did someone forward this email to you? Subscribe for unbiased, nonpartisan reporting on global opinion. | | | | | | | News for You |  | | Americans' Emphasis on Environmental Protection Shrinks | | Read Article |  | | Fewer Say Government Environmental Action Lacking | | Read Article | | | | | Environmental Record a Factor for Most U.S. Job Seekers
About seven in 10 U.S. workers say that a company's environmental record matters to some degree in whether or not they would take a job with that company.
Read Article | | | Global Warming Attitudes Frozen Since 2016
About six in 10 U.S. adults (59%) continue to say the effects of global warming have already begun to happen, and a similar proportion believes pollution from human activities is more to blame than natural causes for the Earth's rise in temperature over the past century (64%).
Read Article | | | On Eve of Summit, Americans Still View Japan Positively
Americans generally hold Japan in high esteem; 84% had a very or mostly favorable view of the country in February, Gallup's most recent reading.
Read Article | | | | | Gallup Podcast | | Is U.S. Public's Fear of Cyberthreats and China Justified? | | With new data in on Americans' views of critical threats to U.S. interests, renowned analyst Reva Goujon breaks down why a majority of the public fears cyberterrorism and China's economic power. | | | | | | | | | |
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