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"How interested are you in adopting sustainable practices and climate change issues?"
Key Takeaways
Nearly half of Irish respondents (48%) say they're “somewhat interested” in sustainability and climate issues. This is a middle ground that hints at growing awareness but not yet full commitment. Just 19% report being “very interested,” suggesting that while climate change is a known issue, it hasn't reached urgency status for most. This pattern mirrors the cautious public response during Ireland’s 2023 debate on carbon taxes, supportive in theory, hesitant in practice. Meanwhile, roughly a third express little to no interest, a notable barrier for nationwide green transitions.
This split signals a need to shift sustainability from abstract concern to tangible relevance in daily life, especially if Ireland hopes to meet its 2030 emission targets.
Get more insights by checking out Ways to reduce carbon footprint in Ireland, Ireland’s top sustainable lifestyle practices, Obstacles to sustainable lifestyle adoption.
Ireland Sustainability Insights Report 2024
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