Climate alarmists blame many things on man-made global warming – at least 49, in fact – but perhaps the next victim to make the list should be surveys and how conclusions derived from them are actually opposite the findings. In the same speech in which she said new regulations are justified because the coal industry is destined to go under anyway, EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy made another bold-faced lie, claiming: “From all the recent public opinion work out there on climate change, what stands out to me is this: First, people overwhelmingly consider climate change a problem, and they want action.” Sure – if you take the results and invert them. CNSNews.com’s Susan Jones reports, “[A] recent Gallup Poll found that climate change ranked at the bottom of a list of 13 concerns that are most pressing for registered U.S. voters in next month’s midterm election. In that poll, only 40 percent of respondents identified climate change as either a ‘very important’ or an ‘extremely important’ factor in their votes.” The science is settled, but the math? Not so much. More…