Ecology

In May CVVM survey was focused on environmental issues. Respondents were asked about how satisfied or dissatisfied they are with the state of environment in the Czech Republic and in their place of residence. We also examined whether people are interested about information about the state of the environment and whether Czech households behave environmental friendly.

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In May 2014 Public Opinion Research Centre in the context of its investigation examined the Czech public attitudes towards the environment. This block was also included questions regarding friendly behavior towards the environment. Specifically, it was examined whether people are interested an plenty of information on how to gently treat the environment, and also, what is the frequency of selected environmentally-friendly activities.

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In May within the regular research the Centre for Public Opinion Research focused on the environment. Representatives of the Czech population asked questions on particular environmental phenomena in the sense of their problematic character. As the most serious problems were stated the garbage cumulation (for 92% “very” + “quite” serious problem), the drinking water pollution (91%) and the drinking water deprivation (86%).

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In May 2014, Centre for Public Opinion Research asked questions about environment and its protection. Czech citizens evaluated activity of the Czech Republic in this area and also activities of some state institutions and ecological organizations in these questions. Specifically, we were interested in opinions of Czech public on activity of Government, Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic, Parliament, Regional Offices, Municipal Offices.

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According to May 2014 survey of CVVM people are more satisfied with state of environment at their place of residence (78 %) than in the Czech republic in general (62 %). Respondents were most satisfied with accessability of free nature (87 % "satisfied"), quality of drinking water (86 %) and cleanness of surrounding nature (79 %). On the other hand respondents were dissatisfied with impact of density of traffic on the environment (57 % "dissatisfied", 43 % "satisfied").

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In May 2014 the Public Opinion Research Centre within the broader thematic area of the environment enquired some questions related to the consumption and production of electrical energy and nuclear energy.

In its May's survey, CVVM examined attitudes of the Czech public to various environmental questions. Within this larger bloc, two batteries of questions were included, one concerning the willingness to do something for environment protection, the other one asking about the performance of selected activities of environment protection. A special question focused on the issue of funding of environment protection.

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Within its May survey, Public Opinion Research Centre focused on the environment. The survey also investigated how Czech citizens evaluate seriousness of some problems related to global environment.

In its May's survey, CVVM examined attitudes of the Czech public to various environmental questions. A set of questions regarding the sustainable behaviour to the environment was also included. We asked, whether people have interest in and enough information about how to behave sustainably to the environment and also, what is the frequency of environmentally sustainable activities.

In May 2013, Centre for Public Opinion Research asked questions about environment and its protection. Czech citizens evaluated activity of Czech Republic in this area and also activities of some state institutions and ecological organizations in these questions. Specifically, we were interested in opinions of Czech public on activity of Government, Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic, Parliament, Regional Offices, Municipal Offices.

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