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Perceived Primary Responsibility for Addressing Climate Change Among Austrians 2025

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When asked who should be primarily responsible for tackling climate change, Austrians placed the greatest expectation on governments and policymakers, with identifying them as the key actors. Close behind, pointed to citizens and individuals, underscoring the view that personal responsibility and lifestyle changes also play a critical role. Meanwhile, businesses and corporations were seen as the third most responsible group. Other actors, such as international organizations, local communities, and scientists and researchers, are seen as important but secondary contributors.


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