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The EPA survey reported a weakening in support for so-called nasty measures such as bans on peat, coal, and home heating oil, as well as for higher taxes on petrol and diesel cars

41% of people opposed to national herd cull - EPA survey - 27 February 2024

More than 80 per cent of people in Ireland are worried about climate change, while three quarters of the public think extreme weather

This work was undertaken by the EPA and the Yale University Programme on Climate Change Communication.

Large majority of those surveyed say climate change should be a high priority for Government

More than 80% of people in Ireland are worried about climate change, while three quarters of the public think extreme weather poses a “moderate or high risk” to their community over the next 10 years, a report shows.

A new EPA study suggests some people ”support reducing the size of the national cattle herd" to reduce GHG emissions.

This work was undertaken by the EPA and the Yale University Programme on Climate Change Communication.

This work was undertaken by the EPA and the Yale University Programme on Climate Change Communication.

This work was undertaken by the EPA and the Yale University Programme on Climate Change Communication.