Public Attitudes on Climate Change and GHG Emissions in Haliburton county

Title

Public Attitudes on Climate Change and GHG Emissions in Haliburton county

Author

MacMillan, Kristy; Stathopoulos, Dimitri

Host Organization

Environment Haliburton
Host contact: Morris, Malcolm; Ross, Heather

Supervising Faculty

Hill, Stephen
Department: Environmental and Resource Science/Studies

Reference Number

TP-561

Date

2007

Location of Document

U-Links Office and online

Area

Haliburton County

Subject

Attitudes towards greenhouse gas emissions

Description

This research project examines public attitudes on climate change and greenhouse gases in Haliburton County. Two students surveyed a variety of groups in the county and compiled results in this report.

Abstract

This research project examines Public Attitudes on Climate Change and Greenhouse Gases in Haliburton County. In order to ensure the establishment of much needed local initiatives, it is important to make certain the public within the community is well informed on the issue of climate change and its relationship with greenhouse gases. For Haliburton County to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the major cause of climate change, the municipality requires a knowledge base of public attitudes toward both climate change and potential mitigative measures. This study is aimed at acquiring the appropriate information to help Haliburton County achieve a greater level of sustainability for present and future generations.

Publisher

Trent University

Files

Reference

MacMillan, Kristy; Stathopoulos, Dimitri, Public Attitudes on Climate Change and GHG Emissions in Haliburton county, Trent University, 2007