CCC-CAP-Residential-Survey-FLIPBOOK

4 - Knowledge & Understanding Of Climate Change & Climate Action

Support for Climate Action in Cork City Area

Questions: Q.35 To what extent would you support the following actions being implemented in the Cork City area? Q.36 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement for the Cork City area?

Sample size: 509

All adults

Somewhat support

Strongly support

Any support

“Cork City must transform into a more sustainable place to live and work that is climate neutral and resilient” 64% strongly agree

More Parks and biodiversity (eg grass, trees, rivers/ lakes and plants) Locally produced food (Co Cork) prioritised in shops and restaurants More on-street tree planting where feasible

92%

18%

75%

88%

20%

69%

89%

21%

68%

93%: 16-34 yrs

More pedestrianised streets

86%

29%

60%

Pedestrian priority at traffic crossings

85%: 16-34 yrs

79%

29%

49%

Bus and Cyclist priority at traffic lights Reduce the burning of solid fuels (coal, turf, wood etc) to heat homes Higher density housing in the city centre Higher density housing in the city suburbs Higher density housing in commuter towns (such as Glanmire and Ballincollig) Reallocating road space (incl on-street parking spaces) to bus lanes or cycle lanes

80%: 16-34 yrs

72%

31%

41%

71%

29%

42%

(72% ABC1; 53% C2DE)

67%

30%

37%

86% summary agree

66%

32%

34%

66%

33%

34%

66%

33%

33%

82%: 16-34 yrs 80% ABC1 72% C2DE

AVERAGE

77%

28%

49%

Consistent and positive support is evident for climate actions being implemented in the Cork City area. The top four climate actions are each supported by at least 85% of residents.

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