Abstract

Using four national probability studies between the years 2010 and 2015, this study examines how religious beliefs help explain American support for or opposition to governmental efforts to protect the environment. We do so by investigating how race moderates this relationship. We find that religious beliefs associate with and likely inform the environmental policy attitudes of non-Hispanic Whites. We have less evidence that the same holds true for Hispanics and Blacks.

中文翻译：

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种族，宗教传统与环境保护

摘要

该研究使用2010年至2015年之间的四项国家概率研究，研究了宗教信仰如何帮助解释美国对政府保护环境的支持或反对。我们通过调查种族如何调节这种关系来做到这一点。我们发现，宗教信仰与非西班牙裔白人的环境政策态度有关，并有可能影响他们的环保政策态度。我们很少有证据表明西班牙裔和黑人也是如此。