1. Survey for the climate change
Marek Ogurčák, Adrián Hradický

2. Which of the following do you consider to be the single most serious problem facing the world as a whole?
International terrorism (35,6%)
Climate change (23,1%)
Poverty, hunger and lack of drinking water (16,7%)
Spread of infectious diseases (0,5%)
The economic situation (2,8%)
Proliferation of nuclear weapons (1,9%)
Armed conflicts ( 8,8%)
The increasing global population (4,6%)
I don't know (0,9%)
Other (5,1%)

4. How serious problem do you think climate change is at this moment?
Not at all a serious problem
1 (1,8%)
2 (3,7%)
3 (41%)
4 (33,6%)
5 (19,8%)
An extremly serious problem

5. In your opinion, who within the EU is responsible for tackling climate change?
National Governments (15,2%)
The European Union (13,8%)
Regional and local authorities
Business and industry(15,7%)
You personally(1,8%)
Environmental Groups (3,2%)
All of them (36,4%)
None (0,9%)
Don’t know (9,2%)
Other (3,7%)

7. Have you personally taken any action to fight climate change over the past six months?
Yes (41,2%)
No (40,3%)
I don't know (18,5%)

8. Which of the following actions have you taken, if any?
You have bought a new car and its low fuel consumption was an important factor in your choice(1,4%)
You regularly use environmentally-friendly alternatives to using your private car such as walking, biking, taking public transport or car-sharing(9,7%)
You have insulated your home better to reduce your energy consumption(7,9%)
You have bought a low-energy home(1,4%)
When buying a new household appliance you choose it mainly because it was more energy-efficient than other models(16,7%)
You have switched to an energy supplier which offers a greater share of energy from renewable sources than your previous one (0,5%)
You have installed equipment in your home (5,6%)

9. Which of the following actions have you taken, if any?
You buy locally produced and seasonal food whenever possible(4,2%)
You avoid taking short-haul flights whenever possible(0,5%)
You try to reduce your waste and you regularly separate it for recycling(34,3%)
You try to cut down on your consumption of disposable items whenever possible (10,2%)
Other (1,9%)
None (5,6%)
Don’t know (0,5%)

11. Fighting climate change and using energy more efficiently can boost the economy and jobs in the EU Reducing fossil fuelimports from outside the EU could benefit the EU economically
Totaly disagree
1 (4,1%)
2 (13,4%)
3 (40,6%)
4 (24,9%)
5 (17,1%)
Totaly agree

12. Reducing fossil fuel imports from outside the EU could benefit the EU economically
Total disagree
1 (9,7%)
2 (13,4%)
3 (51,2%)
4 (16,6%)
5 (9,2%)
Total agree

13. Not important at all 1 (4,6%) 2 (4,1%) 3 (22,6%) 4 (30%) 5 (38,7%)
How important do you think it is that your national government sets targets to increase the amount of renewable energy used, such as wind or solar power, by 2030
Not important at all
1 (4,6%)
2 (4,1%)
3 (22,6%)
4 (30%)
5 (38,7%)
Very important

14. How important do you think it is that your national government provides support for improving energy efficiency by 2030?
Not important at all
1 (4,1%)
2 (3,7%)
3 (18,9%)
4 (30%)
5 (43,3%)
Very important

15. Thank you for your attention 