Only 1
in 5 adults in Ireland (20%) believe that Ireland is on track to meet its
climate targets.
· Over
half (58%) of adults think that the Transport sector in Ireland contributes
most to Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions, followed by Technology/ Data
Centres (51%), and then Agriculture (50%).
·
In
order to help Ireland meet its emissions targets, 69% would support expanding
wind/ solar panel, 59% would support retrofitting homes, and 41% would support
taxing high-emissions vehicles.
· 47%
of adults are aware of Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions targets for 2030 to
2050 with 14% very aware.
·
71% of respondents agree
that more government funding should be allocated to support farmers in reducing
emissions.
·
When thinking about Ireland
failing to meet its emissions targets, 1 in 3 adults are most concerned about
the extreme weather, 28% are most concerned about EU fines, and 22% are worried
about the economic cost.
·
67% of adults believe that
missing climate targets will have long-term economic consequences for Ireland.
· More
than 1 in 3 (34%) would be willing to pay more in taxes or levies if it helped
Ireland meet its climate goals.
· 30% of respondents have seen or heard recent campaigns encouraging
emissions reductions.
· Only 24% of adults are optimistic about Ireland’s ability to reach
net-zero by 2050 with 8% of those very optimistic.
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About
iReach Insights
iReach
Insights provides a range of research and market intelligence services in
Ireland and Europe. iReach has built a Consumer Decisions Research Panel of
40,000 members in Ireland, delivering robust research insights. The survey
questions were included in the Nationally Representative iReach Consumer
Decisions Omnibus run between the 29th of May and 5th of
June and has a 3% Confidence Interval and 95% Confidence Level.
Questions
asked of adults nationwide:
Q1.
How aware are you of Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions targets for 2030 and
2050?
Q2.
Do you believe Ireland is on track to meet its climate targets?
Q3.
Which sectors do you think contribute most to Ireland’s greenhouse gas
emissions?
Q4.
Which of the following actions would you support to help Ireland meet its
emissions targets?
Q5.
Should more government funding be allocated to support farmers in reducing
emissions?
Q6.
Would you be willing to pay more in taxes or levies if it helped Ireland meet
its climate goals?
Q7.
Have you seen or heard any recent campaigns encouraging emissions reductions?
Q8.
What concerns you most about Ireland failing to meet its emissions targets?
Q9.
Do you believe missing climate targets will have long-term economic
consequences for Ireland?
Q10.
How optimistic are you about Ireland’s ability to reach net-zero by 2050?
iReach
Insights Limited – Temple Hall, Temple Road, Blackrock, CO. Dublin, IRELAND.
iReach Managing Director: Oisin Byrne
T: 01-214 3740 or email: oisin.byrne@ireachhq.com or phone
086 8506364
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