Direct Costs of Climate Policies Aren't a Major Barrier to Public... TC_Africa: Africa
we held across the UK showed that public support for net zero policies remains high as long as people feel they still have personal choice, their freedoms are protected, and they trust those who are implementing the policies.
We found only very restrictive policies are opposed, such as mandating meat-free diets, no flying or a car-free lifestyle.The fluidity of public support for climate action highlights the importance of a clear vision and consistent leadership from the government.
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