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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Table 7: Comparison between Japanese survey panel and national averageJapanese Survey Panel(N=813)National Average aProportion female 50% 52%Proportion Age ≤ 29 17% 15%30 ~ 39 22% 18%40 ~ 49 20% 15%50 ~ 59 20% 19%≥ 60 21% 33%a. Reference: Statistics Bureau. (2006). 2005 population census. Summary <strong>of</strong> the results: Chapter 1: Size and geographical distribution<strong>of</strong> the population. Ministry <strong>of</strong> Internal Affairs and Communications.Dutch panelThe Dutch sample was drawn from a large Dutch polling firm’s respondent panel using stratifiedrandom sampling <strong>of</strong> the Dutch population over the age <strong>of</strong> 18. Respondents completed thequestionnaire individually online. The distribution <strong>of</strong> age and gender across the sample was similarto that <strong>of</strong> the general Dutch population.Table 8: Comparison between Netherlands survey panel and national averageDutch Survey Panel(N=848)National Average aProportion female 50% 51%Proportion Age ≤ 29 15% 16%30 ~ 39 15% 16%40 ~ 49 20% 19%50 ~ 59 18% 17%≥ 60 32% 32%a. Reference: CBS (2010) “Key figures”Understanding how individuals perceive carbon dioxide | 65