GITNUXREPORT 2026

Climate Change Awareness Statistics

Global belief in climate change is high and has risen significantly over recent years.

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Key Statistics

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In a 2023 global survey across 30 countries, 81% of respondents agreed that climate change is happening, with belief levels highest in Pacific Island nations at 97%

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A 2022 Yale Climate Opinion Maps survey found that 74% of Americans think global warming is happening, with regional variations showing 82% in the Northeast versus 66% in the South

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According to Pew Research Center's 2023 international survey, 77% of adults in 19 countries believe climate change is a major threat to their country

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The 2021 BBC World Service poll indicated that 71% of people worldwide recognize climate change as a current reality affecting their lives

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In 2023, Edelman Trust Barometer reported 80% global awareness of climate change impacts, with 92% in India acknowledging it

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A 2022 YouGov survey in 14 European countries showed 89% awareness that climate change is occurring, peaking at 95% in Sweden

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Gallup's 2023 World Poll found 65% of global respondents attributing recent weather extremes to climate change

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2024 Lancet Countdown survey revealed 76% of young people globally (ages 16-25) aware of climate change happening

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Ipsos 2023 Mori poll in the UK showed 92% of adults believing climate change is real and human-caused

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World Values Survey Wave 7 (2017-2022) data indicated 68% global recognition of climate change as a serious problem

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In 2023, 83% of Brazilians in a Datafolha survey affirmed climate change is happening, linked to Amazon fires

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Pew 2022 survey in 17 advanced economies found 88% average belief in anthropogenic climate change

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2023 German Environment Agency survey: 94% of Germans aware climate change is occurring

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Australian Bureau of Meteorology 2022 public perception study: 90% Australians recognize climate change reality

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2023 Afrobarometer survey across 39 African countries: 62% aware of climate change happening

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China Family Panel Studies 2022: 75% of Chinese respondents aware of climate change

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2024 UNEP global survey: 79% worldwide awareness of climate change as ongoing phenomenon

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Razom survey 2023 in Ukraine: 85% aware despite war distractions

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2022 Latinobarómetro: 73% in Latin America believe climate change is happening

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Indonesia Central Statistics Agency 2023: 69% public awareness of climate change

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2023 OECD public perception survey: 87% in OECD countries aware of climate change

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South African Human Sciences Research Council 2022: 58% awareness level

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2024 EU Eurobarometer: 93% EU citizens believe climate change is a serious problem happening now

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Japan Cabinet Office 2023 poll: 88% Japanese aware of global warming

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2023 Canadian Climate Institute survey: 91% Canadians recognize climate change reality

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Nigeria National Bureau of Statistics 2022: 55% awareness in urban areas

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2023 World Bank Asia survey: 82% in East Asia aware

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Mexico INEGI 2023: 78% Mexicans believe climate change is occurring

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2022 Russian Levada Center: 67% Russians aware of climate change

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2024 GlobalWebIndex: 84% internet users globally aware of climate change

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Yale 2023 Program on Climate Change Communication: 72% of US adults understand global warming is mostly human-caused

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2022 Pew Research: 80% in 17 countries attribute climate change primarily to human activity

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Ipsos 2023 global poll: 75% worldwide blame humans for climate change, highest at 91% in Argentina

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UK Office for National Statistics 2023: 87% Britons attribute climate change to human actions

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2023 Eurobarometer: 88% EU citizens say human activity is main cause

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Gallup International 2022: 70% global respondents hold humans responsible for warming

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2024 Yale Global Warming's Six Americas: 58% US 'Alarmed' and 'Concerned' groups see human causation

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Australian Election Study 2022: 85% Australians attribute to fossil fuels and humans

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2023 Afrobarometer: 60% Africans link climate change to human deforestation

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China General Social Survey 2022: 68% attribute to industrialization

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2023 Latinobarómetro: 76% Latin Americans blame human emissions

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German Forsa 2023: 92% Germans see anthropogenic causes

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2022 Edelman Global: 82% worldwide link to human behavior

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India Centre for Science and Environment 2023: 89% Indians attribute to global emissions

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2024 UNFCC COP28 attendee survey: 95% delegates affirm human causation

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Brazil IBOPE 2023: 84% blame deforestation and industry

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2023 Canadian Angus Reid: 88% see human causes dominant

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South Korea Hankook Research 2022: 79% attribute to human greenhouse gases

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2023 World Values Survey analysis: 71% global human causation belief

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France IFOP 2023: 90% French link to human activity

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2022 US Monmouth Poll: 76% Americans say mostly human-caused

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Indonesia LSI 2023: 72% Indonesians attribute to pollution

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2024 OECD Insights: 86% OECD publics human causation

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Russia VCIOM 2023: 65% see human impact

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2023 Mexico Parametria: 80% anthropogenic view

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Japan NHK 2022: 82% human causes

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2023 Nigeria NOI Polls: 59% human deforestation link

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2024 GlobalWebIndex Core: 78% global human causation awareness

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2023 IPCC public engagement survey: 85% publics worldwide recognize sea level rise as climate impact

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Yale 2024: 69% Americans aware of extreme weather increase due to climate change

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2023 Pew: 82% in 24 countries see climate change harming people now

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UK Climate Change Committee 2023 public attitudes: 91% aware of UK flooding risks from climate

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2024 EU Special Eurobarometer: 87% Europeans aware of biodiversity loss from warming

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Gallup 2023: 73% global link droughts to climate change

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2023 World Wildlife Fund Living Planet: 79% aware of species extinction risks

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Australia CSIRO 2023: 88% Australians recognize coral bleaching impacts

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2023 Afrobarometer Round 9: 67% Africans aware of crop failure impacts

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India ORF 2023 survey: 86% aware of heatwave deaths linked to climate

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2024 Lancet: 82% youth aware of health impacts like disease spread

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Brazil Fundação Getulio Vargas 2023: 81% link Amazon drought to climate

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2023 Canadian Environics: 89% aware of wildfires as climate effect

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Germany Umweltbundesamt 2024: 93% aware of heat extremes in Europe

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2023 Indonesia BPS: 70% aware of rising sea levels threatening coasts

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France ADEME 2023: 90% recognize melting glaciers impact

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2022 US NOAA public survey: 77% link hurricanes to warmer oceans

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South Africa HSRC 2024: 64% aware of water scarcity worsening

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2023 China NRDC: 74% aware of air quality degradation

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Mexico CONAPO 2023: 79% migration impacts from climate recognized

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2024 World Bank: 83% developing world aware of food insecurity risks

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Russia Levada 2023: 66% permafrost thaw impacts known

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2023 Japan MOE: 84% ocean acidification awareness

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Nigeria 2024 survey: 61% disease vector changes

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2023 OECD: 85% economic cost impacts recognized

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GlobalWebIndex 2024: 80% aware of insurance cost rises from extremes

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2023 UNEP Emissions Gap: 78% publics aware of tipping points like ice sheets

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Yale 2023: 65% know carbon pricing as solution to emissions

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2024 Pew Global Attitudes: 76% support renewable energy transition worldwide

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Ipsos 2023: 82% aware of reforestation benefits for carbon sequestration

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UK BEIS 2023: 88% understand electric vehicles reduce emissions

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2024 Eurobarometer 501: 89% EU aware of energy efficiency measures

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Gallup 2023 World Poll: 71% know international agreements like Paris Accord

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2023 WWF Earth Hour survey: 80% aware of sustainable agriculture solutions

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Australia Clean Energy Council 2023: 87% solar power as key solution

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2024 Afrobarometer: 68% aware of community adaptation strategies

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India TERI 2023: 85% know afforestation programs

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2023 Lancet Countdown youth: 83% aware of nature-based solutions

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Brazil Climate Policy Initiative 2024: 79% understand REDD+ mechanisms

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2023 Canada Pembina Institute: 90% EVs and public transit solutions

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Germany BUND 2023: 94% circular economy awareness

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2023 Indonesia KLHK: 73% mangrove restoration solutions

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France CIRED 2024: 91% carbon capture tech known

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2022 US NRDC poll: 74% aware of methane reduction strategies

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South Africa 2023 Just Energy Transition survey: 66% renewables as solution

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2024 China Energy Foundation: 77% green hydrogen solutions

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Mexico SEMARNAT 2023: 81% protected areas for biodiversity

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2023 World Bank climate finance survey: 84% know adaptation funding needs

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Russia 2024 VCIOM: 69% low-carbon tech solutions

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Japan METI 2023: 86% hydrogen society concept

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2023 Nigeria Renewable Energy Agency: 62% off-grid solar solutions

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OECD 2024 green growth survey: 87% policy incentives for solutions

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GlobalWebIndex 2024: 81% digital tools for carbon tracking

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Yale Climate Opinion Maps 2008-2023 trend: US belief in global warming rose from 63% to 74%

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Pew Research 2015-2023: Global concern about climate change increased from 52% to 77% major threat

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Ipsos 2019-2023: Worldwide human causation attribution up from 65% to 75%

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UK Ipsos MORI 2012-2023: UK worry levels from 55% to 74% very/fairly serious

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Eurobarometer 2008-2024: EU personal threat perception doubled from 18% to 37%

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Gallup World Poll 2001-2023: US personal worry stable but extremes link up 20%

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Edelman Trust Barometer 2018-2023: Climate action urgency from 69% to 80%

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Australia Lowy Institute 2010-2023: Concern peaked at 83% in 2022 from 45%

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Afrobarometer 2014-2023: African climate priority up from 25% to 62%

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China CFPS 2010-2022: Awareness from 52% to 75%

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Latinobarómetro 1998-2023: Regional belief steady at ~70% but impacts worry up

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German Umweltbundesamt 2009-2023: Concern from 70% to 94%

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India Lokniti-CSDS 2004-2023: Awareness tripled from 25% to 89%

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Canada Environics 1989-2023: Importance from 40% to 91%

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Brazil Datafolha 2009-2023: From 67% to 83%

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US Monmouth University 2015-2023: Human cause from 57% to 76%

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Indonesia SMRC 2010-2023: Awareness from 45% to 72%

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France IFOP 2007-2023: Worry from 60% to 90%

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South Africa 2010-2023 HSRC: From 38% to 64%

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Russia Levada 2008-2023: Modest rise from 45% to 67%

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Mexico 2012-2023 Parametría: From 65% to 80%

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Japan Cabinet Office 2005-2023: From 70% to 88%

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Nigeria Afrobarometer local 2016-2023: From 40% to 59%

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OECD countries 2015-2024: Average awareness up 12% post-COP21

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GlobalWebIndex 2019-2024: Online climate searches up 35%

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Despite an overwhelming and growing global consensus—with recent surveys showing up to 97% of people in some nations acknowledging the crisis—climate change awareness has yet to translate into the urgent, collective action required to secure our future.

Key Takeaways

  • In a 2023 global survey across 30 countries, 81% of respondents agreed that climate change is happening, with belief levels highest in Pacific Island nations at 97%
  • A 2022 Yale Climate Opinion Maps survey found that 74% of Americans think global warming is happening, with regional variations showing 82% in the Northeast versus 66% in the South
  • According to Pew Research Center's 2023 international survey, 77% of adults in 19 countries believe climate change is a major threat to their country
  • Yale 2023 Program on Climate Change Communication: 72% of US adults understand global warming is mostly human-caused
  • 2022 Pew Research: 80% in 17 countries attribute climate change primarily to human activity
  • Ipsos 2023 global poll: 75% worldwide blame humans for climate change, highest at 91% in Argentina
  • 2023 IPCC public engagement survey: 85% publics worldwide recognize sea level rise as climate impact
  • Yale 2024: 69% Americans aware of extreme weather increase due to climate change
  • 2023 Pew: 82% in 24 countries see climate change harming people now
  • Yale 2023: 65% know carbon pricing as solution to emissions
  • 2024 Pew Global Attitudes: 76% support renewable energy transition worldwide
  • Ipsos 2023: 82% aware of reforestation benefits for carbon sequestration
  • Yale Climate Opinion Maps 2008-2023 trend: US belief in global warming rose from 63% to 74%
  • Pew Research 2015-2023: Global concern about climate change increased from 52% to 77% major threat
  • Ipsos 2019-2023: Worldwide human causation attribution up from 65% to 75%

Global belief in climate change is high and has risen significantly over recent years.

Awareness of Climate Change Happening

1In a 2023 global survey across 30 countries, 81% of respondents agreed that climate change is happening, with belief levels highest in Pacific Island nations at 97%
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2A 2022 Yale Climate Opinion Maps survey found that 74% of Americans think global warming is happening, with regional variations showing 82% in the Northeast versus 66% in the South
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3According to Pew Research Center's 2023 international survey, 77% of adults in 19 countries believe climate change is a major threat to their country
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4The 2021 BBC World Service poll indicated that 71% of people worldwide recognize climate change as a current reality affecting their lives
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5In 2023, Edelman Trust Barometer reported 80% global awareness of climate change impacts, with 92% in India acknowledging it
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6A 2022 YouGov survey in 14 European countries showed 89% awareness that climate change is occurring, peaking at 95% in Sweden
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7Gallup's 2023 World Poll found 65% of global respondents attributing recent weather extremes to climate change
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82024 Lancet Countdown survey revealed 76% of young people globally (ages 16-25) aware of climate change happening
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9Ipsos 2023 Mori poll in the UK showed 92% of adults believing climate change is real and human-caused
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10World Values Survey Wave 7 (2017-2022) data indicated 68% global recognition of climate change as a serious problem
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11In 2023, 83% of Brazilians in a Datafolha survey affirmed climate change is happening, linked to Amazon fires
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12Pew 2022 survey in 17 advanced economies found 88% average belief in anthropogenic climate change
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132023 German Environment Agency survey: 94% of Germans aware climate change is occurring
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14Australian Bureau of Meteorology 2022 public perception study: 90% Australians recognize climate change reality
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152023 Afrobarometer survey across 39 African countries: 62% aware of climate change happening
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16China Family Panel Studies 2022: 75% of Chinese respondents aware of climate change
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172024 UNEP global survey: 79% worldwide awareness of climate change as ongoing phenomenon
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18Razom survey 2023 in Ukraine: 85% aware despite war distractions
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192022 Latinobarómetro: 73% in Latin America believe climate change is happening
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20Indonesia Central Statistics Agency 2023: 69% public awareness of climate change
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212023 OECD public perception survey: 87% in OECD countries aware of climate change
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22South African Human Sciences Research Council 2022: 58% awareness level
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232024 EU Eurobarometer: 93% EU citizens believe climate change is a serious problem happening now
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24Japan Cabinet Office 2023 poll: 88% Japanese aware of global warming
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252023 Canadian Climate Institute survey: 91% Canadians recognize climate change reality
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26Nigeria National Bureau of Statistics 2022: 55% awareness in urban areas
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272023 World Bank Asia survey: 82% in East Asia aware
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28Mexico INEGI 2023: 78% Mexicans believe climate change is occurring
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292022 Russian Levada Center: 67% Russians aware of climate change
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302024 GlobalWebIndex: 84% internet users globally aware of climate change
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Awareness of Climate Change Happening Interpretation

The statistics show an encouraging, widespread acceptance that climate change is real, with belief highest among those already facing its harsh reality, yet stubborn pockets of denial persist in regions that, ironically, also stand to lose a great deal.

Awareness of Human Causation

1Yale 2023 Program on Climate Change Communication: 72% of US adults understand global warming is mostly human-caused
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22022 Pew Research: 80% in 17 countries attribute climate change primarily to human activity
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3Ipsos 2023 global poll: 75% worldwide blame humans for climate change, highest at 91% in Argentina
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4UK Office for National Statistics 2023: 87% Britons attribute climate change to human actions
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52023 Eurobarometer: 88% EU citizens say human activity is main cause
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6Gallup International 2022: 70% global respondents hold humans responsible for warming
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72024 Yale Global Warming's Six Americas: 58% US 'Alarmed' and 'Concerned' groups see human causation
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8Australian Election Study 2022: 85% Australians attribute to fossil fuels and humans
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92023 Afrobarometer: 60% Africans link climate change to human deforestation
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10China General Social Survey 2022: 68% attribute to industrialization
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112023 Latinobarómetro: 76% Latin Americans blame human emissions
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12German Forsa 2023: 92% Germans see anthropogenic causes
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132022 Edelman Global: 82% worldwide link to human behavior
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14India Centre for Science and Environment 2023: 89% Indians attribute to global emissions
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152024 UNFCC COP28 attendee survey: 95% delegates affirm human causation
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16Brazil IBOPE 2023: 84% blame deforestation and industry
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172023 Canadian Angus Reid: 88% see human causes dominant
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18South Korea Hankook Research 2022: 79% attribute to human greenhouse gases
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192023 World Values Survey analysis: 71% global human causation belief
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20France IFOP 2023: 90% French link to human activity
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212022 US Monmouth Poll: 76% Americans say mostly human-caused
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22Indonesia LSI 2023: 72% Indonesians attribute to pollution
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232024 OECD Insights: 86% OECD publics human causation
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24Russia VCIOM 2023: 65% see human impact
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252023 Mexico Parametria: 80% anthropogenic view
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26Japan NHK 2022: 82% human causes
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272023 Nigeria NOI Polls: 59% human deforestation link
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282024 GlobalWebIndex Core: 78% global human causation awareness
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Awareness of Human Causation Interpretation

The numbers are shouting in a rare global harmony that while we may differ on the details, the overwhelming human verdict is clear: we did this.

Awareness of Impacts

12023 IPCC public engagement survey: 85% publics worldwide recognize sea level rise as climate impact
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2Yale 2024: 69% Americans aware of extreme weather increase due to climate change
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32023 Pew: 82% in 24 countries see climate change harming people now
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4UK Climate Change Committee 2023 public attitudes: 91% aware of UK flooding risks from climate
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52024 EU Special Eurobarometer: 87% Europeans aware of biodiversity loss from warming
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6Gallup 2023: 73% global link droughts to climate change
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72023 World Wildlife Fund Living Planet: 79% aware of species extinction risks
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8Australia CSIRO 2023: 88% Australians recognize coral bleaching impacts
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92023 Afrobarometer Round 9: 67% Africans aware of crop failure impacts
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10India ORF 2023 survey: 86% aware of heatwave deaths linked to climate
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112024 Lancet: 82% youth aware of health impacts like disease spread
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12Brazil Fundação Getulio Vargas 2023: 81% link Amazon drought to climate
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132023 Canadian Environics: 89% aware of wildfires as climate effect
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14Germany Umweltbundesamt 2024: 93% aware of heat extremes in Europe
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152023 Indonesia BPS: 70% aware of rising sea levels threatening coasts
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16France ADEME 2023: 90% recognize melting glaciers impact
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172022 US NOAA public survey: 77% link hurricanes to warmer oceans
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18South Africa HSRC 2024: 64% aware of water scarcity worsening
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192023 China NRDC: 74% aware of air quality degradation
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20Mexico CONAPO 2023: 79% migration impacts from climate recognized
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212024 World Bank: 83% developing world aware of food insecurity risks
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22Russia Levada 2023: 66% permafrost thaw impacts known
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232023 Japan MOE: 84% ocean acidification awareness
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24Nigeria 2024 survey: 61% disease vector changes
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252023 OECD: 85% economic cost impacts recognized
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26GlobalWebIndex 2024: 80% aware of insurance cost rises from extremes
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272023 UNEP Emissions Gap: 78% publics aware of tipping points like ice sheets
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Awareness of Impacts Interpretation

The world is mostly convinced that climate change is a destructive force, yet we still treat it like a bad review we keep meaning to respond to.

Awareness of Solutions

1Yale 2023: 65% know carbon pricing as solution to emissions
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22024 Pew Global Attitudes: 76% support renewable energy transition worldwide
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3Ipsos 2023: 82% aware of reforestation benefits for carbon sequestration
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4UK BEIS 2023: 88% understand electric vehicles reduce emissions
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52024 Eurobarometer 501: 89% EU aware of energy efficiency measures
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6Gallup 2023 World Poll: 71% know international agreements like Paris Accord
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72023 WWF Earth Hour survey: 80% aware of sustainable agriculture solutions
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8Australia Clean Energy Council 2023: 87% solar power as key solution
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92024 Afrobarometer: 68% aware of community adaptation strategies
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10India TERI 2023: 85% know afforestation programs
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112023 Lancet Countdown youth: 83% aware of nature-based solutions
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12Brazil Climate Policy Initiative 2024: 79% understand REDD+ mechanisms
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132023 Canada Pembina Institute: 90% EVs and public transit solutions
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14Germany BUND 2023: 94% circular economy awareness
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152023 Indonesia KLHK: 73% mangrove restoration solutions
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16France CIRED 2024: 91% carbon capture tech known
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172022 US NRDC poll: 74% aware of methane reduction strategies
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18South Africa 2023 Just Energy Transition survey: 66% renewables as solution
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192024 China Energy Foundation: 77% green hydrogen solutions
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20Mexico SEMARNAT 2023: 81% protected areas for biodiversity
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212023 World Bank climate finance survey: 84% know adaptation funding needs
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22Russia 2024 VCIOM: 69% low-carbon tech solutions
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23Japan METI 2023: 86% hydrogen society concept
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242023 Nigeria Renewable Energy Agency: 62% off-grid solar solutions
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25OECD 2024 green growth survey: 87% policy incentives for solutions
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26GlobalWebIndex 2024: 81% digital tools for carbon tracking
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Awareness of Solutions Interpretation

Despite impressive public awareness of individual climate solutions, from electric cars to mangrove restoration, the numbers reveal a frustrating truth: we are a planet of brilliant diagnosticians who have yet to consistently fill the prescription.

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ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexity

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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    WORLDBANK
    worldbank.org

    worldbank.org

  • INEGI logo
    Reference 26
    INEGI
    inegi.org.mx

    inegi.org.mx

  • LEVADA logo
    Reference 27
    LEVADA
    levada.ru

    levada.ru

  • GLOBALWEBINDEX logo
    Reference 28
    GLOBALWEBINDEX
    globalwebindex.com

    globalwebindex.com

  • ONS logo
    Reference 29
    ONS
    ons.gov.uk

    ons.gov.uk

  • GALLUP-INTERNATIONAL logo
    Reference 30
    GALLUP-INTERNATIONAL
    gallup-international.com

    gallup-international.com

  • AUSTRALIANELECTIONSTUDY logo
    Reference 31
    AUSTRALIANELECTIONSTUDY
    australianelectionstudy.org

    australianelectionstudy.org

  • CGSS logo
    Reference 32
    CGSS
    cgss.ruc.edu.cn

    cgss.ruc.edu.cn

  • FORSA logo
    Reference 33
    FORSA
    forsa.de

    forsa.de

  • CSEINDIA logo
    Reference 34
    CSEINDIA
    cseindia.org

    cseindia.org

  • UNFCCC logo
    Reference 35
    UNFCCC
    unfccc.int

    unfccc.int

  • IBOPEINTELIGENCIA logo
    Reference 36
    IBOPEINTELIGENCIA
    ibopeinteligencia.com.br

    ibopeinteligencia.com.br

  • ANGUSREID logo
    Reference 37
    ANGUSREID
    angusreid.org

    angusreid.org

  • HRCOPINION logo
    Reference 38
    HRCOPINION
    hrcopinion.co.kr

    hrcopinion.co.kr

  • IFOP logo
    Reference 39
    IFOP
    ifop.com

    ifop.com

  • MONMOUTH logo
    Reference 40
    MONMOUTH
    monmouth.edu

    monmouth.edu

  • LSI-INDONESIA logo
    Reference 41
    LSI-INDONESIA
    lsi-indonesia.com

    lsi-indonesia.com

  • OECDINSIGHTS logo
    Reference 42
    OECDINSIGHTS
    oecdinsights.org

    oecdinsights.org

  • WCIOM logo
    Reference 43
    WCIOM
    wciom.ru

    wciom.ru

  • PARAMETRIA logo
    Reference 44
    PARAMETRIA
    parametria.com.mx

    parametria.com.mx

  • NHK logo
    Reference 45
    NHK
    nhk.or.jp

    nhk.or.jp

  • NOI-POLLS logo
    Reference 46
    NOI-POLLS
    noi-polls.com

    noi-polls.com

  • DATA logo
    Reference 47
    DATA
    data.globalwebindex.com

    data.globalwebindex.com

  • IPCC logo
    Reference 48
    IPCC
    ipcc.ch

    ipcc.ch

  • THECCC logo
    Reference 49
    THECCC
    theccc.org.uk

    theccc.org.uk

  • WORLDWILDLIFE logo
    Reference 50
    WORLDWILDLIFE
    worldwildlife.org

    worldwildlife.org

  • CSIRO logo
    Reference 51
    CSIRO
    csiro.au

    csiro.au

  • ORFONLINE logo
    Reference 52
    ORFONLINE
    orfonline.org

    orfonline.org

  • THELANCET logo
    Reference 53
    THELANCET
    thelancet.com

    thelancet.com

  • PORTAL logo
    Reference 54
    PORTAL
    portal.fgv.br

    portal.fgv.br

  • ENVIRONICSINSTITUTE logo
    Reference 55
    ENVIRONICSINSTITUTE
    environicsinstitute.org

    environicsinstitute.org

  • ADEME logo
    Reference 56
    ADEME
    ademe.fr

    ademe.fr

  • NOAA logo
    Reference 57
    NOAA
    noaa.gov

    noaa.gov

  • NRDC logo
    Reference 58
    NRDC
    nrdc.org

    nrdc.org

  • GOB logo
    Reference 59
    GOB
    gob.mx

    gob.mx

  • ENV logo
    Reference 60
    ENV
    env.go.jp

    env.go.jp

  • GOV logo
    Reference 61
    GOV
    gov.uk

    gov.uk

  • CLEANENERGYCOUNCIL logo
    Reference 62
    CLEANENERGYCOUNCIL
    cleanenergycouncil.org.au

    cleanenergycouncil.org.au

  • TERIIN logo
    Reference 63
    TERIIN
    teriin.org

    teriin.org

  • CLIMATEPOLICYINITIATIVE logo
    Reference 64
    CLIMATEPOLICYINITIATIVE
    climatepolicyinitiative.org

    climatepolicyinitiative.org

  • PEMBINA logo
    Reference 65
    PEMBINA
    pembina.org

    pembina.org

  • BUND logo
    Reference 66
    BUND
    bund.net

    bund.net

  • MENLHK logo
    Reference 67
    MENLHK
    menlhk.go.id

    menlhk.go.id

  • CIRED logo
    Reference 68
    CIRED
    cired.fr

    cired.fr

  • ESI-AFRICA logo
    Reference 69
    ESI-AFRICA
    esi-africa.com

    esi-africa.com

  • EFCHINA logo
    Reference 70
    EFCHINA
    efchina.org

    efchina.org

  • METI logo
    Reference 71
    METI
    meti.go.jp

    meti.go.jp

  • NREA logo
    Reference 72
    NREA
    nrea.gov.ng

    nrea.gov.ng

  • POLL logo
    Reference 73
    POLL
    poll.lowyinstitute.org

    poll.lowyinstitute.org

  • LOKNITI logo
    Reference 74
    LOKNITI
    lokniti.org

    lokniti.org

  • SMRC logo
    Reference 75
    SMRC
    smrc.co.id

    smrc.co.id

  • PARAMETRIA logo
    Reference 76
    PARAMETRIA
    parametria.mx

    parametria.mx