A new report has found 74 per cent of people in Australia want to see the federal government strengthen its commitments to address climate change. The People's Climate Vote suggests women especially support stronger climate commitments compared with men.
A new report has found 74 per cent of people in Australia want to see the federal government strengthen its commitments to address climate change.A new report has found 74 per cent of people in Australia want to see the federal government strengthen its commitments to address climate change. The People's Climate Vote suggests women especially support stronger climate commitments compared with men.
UN Development Program global chief for climate, Cassie Flynn, says people are calling for tougher policies to tackle the climate crisis. Launched in 2021, the survey has spoken to people across 77 countries, representing 87 per cent of the world's population through Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing.
It found in Australia, 51 per cent of people say they're more worried about climate change than they were last year.
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