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Arguments that prompt us to engage in more climate action | D+C - Development + Cooperation

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The effect on four parameters was investigated: belief in climate change, support for climate policy, willingness to share information about climate change on social media or to actively engage in climate action oneself. The table indicates the extent (in percentage terms) to which a person’s behaviour or attitude was changed by the respective intervention. Positive percentages indicate more and negative percentages less climate awareness and willingness to act. 

You can find an overview of the eleven interventions here.

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Eva-Maria Verfürth is editor-in-chief of D+C.
euz.editor@dandc.eu 

This story is part of The 89 Percent Project, an initiative of the global journalism collaboration Covering Climate Now.

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