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Climate Change in the Indian Mind

Dec 7, 2011 | All Categories, Reports

In November and December 2011, members of our research team conducted a study investigating the Indian public’s climate change awareness, beliefs, attitudes, policy support, and behaviors. A total of 4031 people, from both rural and urban areas, responded to the survey. Overall awareness was low, but when given a short description of global warming, majorities of Indians said they believe it is happening and that it is caused mostly by human activities. Additionally, majorities favored a large or moderate-scale effort to reduce global warming.

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