Britons, climate and the cost of living crisis Mo r

• Britons hold energy companies and Russia responsible for rising prices – dependence on fossil fuel ranks much lower as a cause of this crisis for the public • More Brits think this crisis is as a result of choices by the UK government (48%) than those who think its down to forces out of the government’s control (38%) – this change is reflected in focus groups where an initial appreciation of the. [...] Climate change and the environment is in the top three issues for five of the segments Progressive Civic Disengaged Established Loyal Disengaged Backbone Activists Pragmatists Battlers Liberals Nationals Traditionalists Conservatives Cost of living Cost of living Cost of living Cost of living Cost of living Cost of living Cost of living 74% 76% 79% 68% 69% 72% 65% Climate change and Climate change. [...] A plurality say they don’t know if the cost of living crisis will ever end, including a majority of Loyal Nationals While economic conditions are difficult to predict, when do you expect the cost of living crisis to end? UK Average 1 13 15 34 37 Progressive Activists 0 9 13 34 44 Civic Pragmatists 1 11 11 38 39 Disengaged Battlers 0 9 20 33 38 Established Liberals 1 20 21 40 18 Loyal Nationals 0 1. [...] The segments of Conservative Party members Conservative Party members are most likely to be from the Backbone Conservative or Established Liberal segment The segments of Conservative Party members 30 31 27 20 18 14 10 8 0 1 0 Progressive Civic Disengaged Established Loyal Nationals Disengaged Backbone Activists Pragmatists Battlers Liberals Traditionalists Conservatives Are you a member of any pol. [...] N=10,000 Tories and Net Zero There is strong majority support (including majorities in each segment) for the new PM setting out a plan to reach net zero by 2050, over getting rid of the target The new leader of the Conservative party should keep the target of reducing The new leader of the Conservative party should get rid of the greenhouse gas emissions to removing as much as we’re producing by 2.