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Climate change: is the UK government doing enough?

A recent survey by YouGov for ClientEarth has revealed the majority of UK adults feel their government is doing too little to prepare for and adapt to the impacts of climate change - only 13 percent say it is doing enough. Taking it a step further, the survey also inquired as to which actions the respondents think the government should be taking to limit these impacts. Top of the list was a greater investment in renewable energy.

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This chart shows public opinion on the UK government's approach to tackling climate change.

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What actions, if any, should the UK government be taking to limit climate change?*
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How much the government is doing to prepare for the impacts of climate change, according to residents in the UK in 2018, by age group
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Confidence level regarding government action against climate change in the United Kingdom from October 2022 to November 2024
Public opinion on who has the most impact on addressing climate change in the United Kingdom in 2024, by player
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People's opinion on efforts of the government to reduce effects of global climate change in the United States in 2022, by level of effort
Share of respondents who are concerned about climate change in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2024

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