Is public perception of climate-friendly behaviour change out of step with the science?

Cecilia Keating
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Living car-free is among the most impactful actions citizens can take to reduce their climate footprint, according to scientistis | Credit: iStock
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Living car-free is among the most impactful actions citizens can take to reduce their climate footprint, according to scientistis | Credit: iStock

Latest Ipsos Mori survey highlights growing mismatch between climate actions popular among public and behaviour change recommended by scientists

Numerous surveys over the years have chartered the rise of climate concern among the public globally, as temperatures have creeped up, extreme weather events have multiplied, and warnings from scientists...

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