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How South Tyrol thinks: Sustainability and climate change

Survey conducted by Eurac Research and the Provincial Institute of Statistics ASTAT

    Project description

    In 2022 the Regional Institute for Statistics ASTAT launched the ASTAT panel "So denkt Südtirol / Così pensa l’Alto Adige", offering a new opportunity for accessing statistical data on various topics at short notice. This initiative also marked the first collaboration between ASTAT and the Center for Advanced Studies at Eurac Research.

    The survey on "Climate Change and Sustainability" was conducted on the basis of a random sample and therefore allows conclusions to be drawn about the population as a whole. About 1,300 citizens of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano - South Tyrol were asked in June 2022 about their assessments, views and behaviours with regard to climate change, climate protection and sustainability.

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    Survey: South Tyroleans wish for more climate protection and social justice

    South Tyrol should do more for climate protection. To be more precise: politicians should put climate change mitigation measures ahead of economic interests. This is the opinion of the majority of around 1,300 South Tyroleans who were asked about their assessments, views and behaviour in relation to climate change, climate protection and sustainability as part of a survey by Eurac Research and the Provincial Institute for Statistics ASTAT.
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    So denkt Südtirol - Così pensa l’Alto Adige

    Nachhaltigkeit und Klimawandel - Sostenibilità e cambiamento climatico

    Authors: Christoph Kircher, Stefano Lombardo, Felix Windegger, 2023
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    '70 percent are afraid of the negative consequences of climate change'

    For the first time, the phenomenon of climate anxiety was addressed in a study for South Tyrol. Felix Windegger and Christoph Kircher talk about the results

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