What is China's attitude towards climate change?

China Weather News165438+1On October 6th, the 23rd Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change will be held in Bonn. So, what is the public's understanding of climate change policies and the implementation of climate change actions in China?

According to the Report on Public Awareness of Climate Change and Climate Communication in China in 20 17 released by China Climate Communication Project Center, China joined the Paris Agreement at the end of 20 15, and 96.3% of the respondents supported it. After the United States announced its withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, as many as 94% of the respondents expressed their support for China to stay in the Paris Agreement to fulfill its commitment to address climate change, and 52.5% of them were very supportive.

96.8% of the respondents supported the efforts of the China Municipal Government to carry out international cooperation on climate change, and 54.7% of them were "very supportive". 96.9% of the respondents supported the government to control the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions such as carbon dioxide.

When asked about a series of policies and measures taken by the government to mitigate climate change, 90% of the respondents generally supported the measures taken by the government. Respondents generally supported the measures taken by the government, and the support rate of all measures exceeded 96%.

It is noteworthy that 98.7% of the respondents believe that "schools should educate children about the causes, effects and solutions of climate change", and 77.9% of them said "very supportive".

In response to climate change, 27.5% of the respondents expressed their willingness to pay the full amount of carbon emissions in 200 yuan, accounting for the largest proportion; Followed by respondents who are willing to pay 100 yuan, accounting for about 25.0%; Respondents who are willing to pay 50 yuan and 25 yuan account for 14.7% and 22.2% respectively.

At present, * * *, which represents a green and low-carbon mode of travel, enjoys the pleasure of cycling all over the world. According to the survey, 46.7% of the respondents said that they had used bicycles, which was slightly lower than the proportion that they had never used bicycles. However, when asked if they supported cycling, more than 90% of the respondents supported it.