Lloyd's Register Foundation and Gallup

“The number of people around the world who consider climate change a 'very' or 'somewhat' serious threat to individuals in their nation has climbed to three quarters (75%) for the first time, accordin…”

“The 75% figure represents the highest level of global public anxiety documented by the Poll since its launch in 2019, when the proportion stood at just under seven in 10 (69%).”

“the share of adults viewing climate change as a 'very serious' threat has fallen from over half (54%) to just under (49% – though still exceeding the 40% global average).”

“Eight high-income countries – Kuwait, Croatia, Spain, Ireland, Denmark, Canada, New Zealand and the UK – have witnessed drops of at least 10 percentage points.”

“four in five people (79%) in high income countries still consider climate change to be at least a 'somewhat serious' threat to their fellow citizens.”

“while half (49%) regard climate change as a 'very serious' threat, just one in five (20%) believe most others in their country share that view.”

“This disparity is most pronounced in Portugal (42 percentage points) and the United States (41).”