Perceptions of CO2 Report - Global CCS Institute
Perceptions of CO2 Report - Global CCS Institute
Perceptions of CO2 Report - Global CCS Institute
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Q16Q17Q18Q19Q20Q21Q22Q23Q24Q25Question statementsWhich <strong>of</strong> the sources below would you trust most to give youinformation about CO 2 capture and storage?Tick the most appropriate number on the scale from 1-5.National government agencies/organisationsLocal/regional government agencies/organisationsNational television programs that I watchNational newspapers that I readLocal newspapers and television that I read/watchScientists/researchersProject developers, energy companies etcNational and/or international non-government organisations (NGOs)such as Greenpeace or WWFLocal NGOs and/or community groups, residents' associations etc.Friends, neighbours, familyInteractive websites (e.g. blogs, wikis etc.)United Nations organisations such as the Intergovernmental Panel onClimate Change (IPCC)Do you have any pr<strong>of</strong>essional or recreational activities which relateto CO 2?How <strong>of</strong>ten do you look up information about the following topics?Please tick one box for each topic.NatureEnvironmentPhysicsNewsTechnologyBiologyScienceAcademic background (Completed education)Tick one <strong>of</strong> the following.Your gender and ageMale or FemaleAgeYour postal codeHow clear did you find the information provided?Please tick the most appropriate number on the scale 1-5.To what extent did you consider the information provided to bepartial or impartial?Please tick the most appropriate number on the scale 1-5.To what extent did you find the information provided to betrustworthy?Please tick the most appropriate number on the scale 1-5.While answering this survey did you take into consideration thatthis survey is funded by the <strong>Global</strong> Carbon Capture and Storage<strong>Institute</strong> (G<strong>CCS</strong>I)?Variable NamesNationalGovLocalGovNationalTVNationalPaperLocalPaperScientistDeveloperNationalNGOLocalNGOFriendWebsiteUNagencyActivityNatureEnvironmentPhysicsNewsTechnologyBiologyScienceAcademicMorFAgeClearInfoImpartialInfoTrustworthyInfoConsiderFundUnderstanding how individuals perceive carbon dioxide | 63