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Part V Conclusion and Recommendations 459 Conclusion and Recommendations ..................................................................................................... 469.1 Conclusion ................................................................................................................................. 469.2 Recommendations .................................................................................................................... 47Part VI Appendices and References 49Appendix A Interview Structure ................................................................................................................... 50Appendix B Focus Group Design .................................................................................................................. 52Appendix C Survey Design ........................................................................................................................... 54Appendix D Participant Demographics ........................................................................................................ 61Appendix E Selected Qualitative Results ..................................................................................................... 63Appendix F Selected Quantitative Results and Interpretation .................................................................... 66References ........................................................................................................................................................ 92ii | Understanding how individuals perceive carbon dioxide
FiguresFigure 1: Process of research project ................................................................................................................. 8Figure 2: Overview of survey process ............................................................................................................... 10Figure 3: Opinions from all participants about energy and environmental issues .......................................... 20Figure 4: Knowledge of all participants of CO2’s properties ............................................................................ 22Figure 5: Knowledge of all participants of CO 2 ‘s sources ................................................................................. 23Figure 6: Knowledge of all participants of CO 2 ‘s uses ...................................................................................... 24Figure 7: Knowledge of all participants of CO 2 's effects ................................................................................... 25Figure 8: Impression of CO 2 by all participants (First assessment) .................................................................. 26Figure 9: Impression of CO 2 by all participants (Second assessment) .............................................................. 27Figure 10: Impression of CCS by all participants (First assessment) ................................................................ 30Figure 11: Impression of CCS by all participants (Second assessment) ............................................................ 32Figure 12: Opinions on CCS implementation from all participants (First assessment) .................................... 33Figure 13: Opinion on CCS implementation by all participants (Second assessment) ..................................... 34Understanding how individuals perceive carbon dioxide | iii
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