- Around 77% of Indians want stronger climate commitments, according to the 2024 People’s Climate Vote survey by the UNDP, University of Oxford, and GeoPoll.
- In India, 33% think about climate change daily, and over half are more worried than last year, but only 26% believe India is addressing it well.
- The survey follows a severe heat wave in north and central India.
- The Peoples’ Climate Vote is the world’s largest public opinion survey on climate change, offering a platform for global citizens to share their views with world leaders.
- The 2024 survey expanded to 77 countries, covering 87% of the global population.
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