Anxiety about environmental problems remains high at 78%. While 70% are willing to cooperate on environmental and social issues, 1 in 4 young people say 'it has nothing to do with me'.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What percentage of respondents expressed anxiety about environmental problems?

A: A significant 78% of respondents reported feeling anxious, with 29% feeling 'anxious' and the remainder feeling 'somewhat anxious' about environmental issues.

Q: How does anxiety about environmental problems vary across different age groups?

A: Anxiety levels regarding environmental problems tend to increase with age, with individuals aged 50 and over showing a higher proportion of anxiety, exceeding 80%.

Q: What is the general willingness of people to cooperate on environmental and social issues?

A: The survey indicates that 70% of respondents are willing to cooperate on environmental and social issues, demonstrating a considerable level of engagement.

Q: What proportion of young people feel disconnected from environmental and social issues?

A: Alarmingly, one in four young people surveyed stated that environmental and social issues 'have nothing to do with me,' suggesting a disconnect among this demographic.

Q: What are the key beliefs regarding the future severity and necessary actions for environmental problems?

A: A high majority, 83%, believe that environmental problems will worsen in the future and that infrastructure resilient to disasters needs to be built.