Views of Steps to Address Climate Change Questionnaire and Methodology November 2007

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Views of Steps to Address Climate Change Questionnaire and Methodology Novemr 2007 Q1-M6a. Please tell me how you think it is? To increase the cost of the types of energy that most cause climate change, such as coal and oil/petrol, in order to encourage individuals and industry to use less. Will definitely Necessary 1 not Definitely not Not Necessary Australia 42 38 81 10 7 17 2 Brazil 28 36 64 14 18 32 4 Canada 39 33 72 12 12 25 3 Chile 38 41 79 8 4 12 9 China 57 26 83 10 4 14 3 Egypt 24 37 61 25 13 38 1 France 25 36 61 20 16 35 4 Germany 19 52 70 20 8 28 2 Great Britain 35 41 77 11 9 20 3 India 25 24 50 18 10 27 23 Indonesia 36 47 83 8 2 9 8 Italy 24 23 47 26 24 50 3 Kenya 25 28 53 23 19 43 4 Mexico 31 30 61 10 23 33 6 Nigeria 17 30 47 28 23 52 1 Philippines 16 32 48 29 21 49 3 Russia 12 24 35 30 20 50 15 South Korea 5 44 49 37 12 49 2 Spain 33 19 53 29 13 43 4 Turkey 13 28 41 30 14 44 15 USA 29 36 65 17 15 32 3 Average 27 34 61 20 14 33 6 Q2-M6b. Please tell me how it is? For individuals in [country] to make changes in their life style and havior in order to reduce the amount of climate changing gases they produce. Will definitely Necessary 2 not Definitely not Not Australia 55 32 87 7 5 11 2 Brazil 50 38 89 5 2 7 4 1 Differences tween individual numrs and aggregate sums is due to the effects of rounding 2 Differences tween individual numrs and aggregate sums is due to the effects of rounding

Canada 63 28 91 4 3 7 1 Chile 49 41 90 5 1 5 5 China 59 28 86 6 5 12 2 Egypt 31 41 71 16 12 29 0 France 49 42 91 5 3 8 1 Germany 36 52 87 10 2 12 1 Great Britain 53 33 87 9 3 12 1 India 34 27 61 12 6 18 21 Indonesia 46 38 84 8 2 10 6 Italy 62 31 93 5 2 6 1 Kenya 36 34 70 16 9 25 5 Mexico 64 28 92 3 4 7 1 Nigeria 30 35 65 22 11 33 2 Philippines 46 41 87 8 3 11 2 Russia 27 49 76 10 3 13 11 South Korea 28 58 86 13 1 13 1 Spain 68 24 93 4 2 7 1 Turkey 22 55 77 9 2 11 12 USA 48 31 79 10 9 19 2 Average 46 37 83 9 4 13 4 Q3-M7. Would you favor or oppose raising taxes on the types of energy, such as coal and oil/petrol, that most cause climate change in order to encourage individuals and businesses to use less of these? favor Somewhat favor Favor 3 Somewhat oppose oppose Oppose Australia 25 36 61 17 20 36 3 Brazil 14 28 41 16 39 55 4 Canada 31 26 57 18 22 41 2 Chile 24 37 61 17 13 30 9 China 50 35 85 10 4 13 2 Egypt 16 32 48 25 27 52 0 France 18 29 47 26 22 48 4 Germany 17 43 59 25 13 38 2 Great Britain 20 34 54 17 26 42 4 India 18 20 38 13 23 36 26 Indonesia 24 33 56 25 11 36 8 Italy 17 18 35 22 40 62 3 Kenya 19 30 50 23 25 48 2 Mexico 31 19 50 16 30 46 4 Nigeria 22 30 52 23 23 46 2 Philippines 14 22 37 30 28 58 5 Russia 13 28 41 32 12 44 16 South Korea 4 35 39 44 15 59 3 Spain 25 24 49 32 15 47 4 Turkey 11 32 42 31 11 43 15 USA 20 26 46 19 32 51 3 Average 21 29 50 23 21 44 6 3 Differences tween individual numrs and aggregate sums is due to the effects of rounding

Q4a-M8a.What if the revenues of this energy tax were devoted only to increasing energy efficiency and developing energy sources that do not produce climate change? Somewhat or strongly Somewhat or strongly favor oppose Australia 26 11 2 Brazil 24 29 5 Canada 23 17 3 Chile 20 9 10 China 12 2 1 Egypt 25 27 0 France 32 15 5 Germany 20 20 1 Great Britain 22 18 6 India 22 16 24 Indonesia 23 12 9 Italy 43 18 4 Kenya 31 14 5 Mexico 24 11 15 Nigeria 24 21 3 Philippines 32 27 4 Russia 31 13 15 South Korea 31 30 1 Spain 37 12 3 Turkey 33 14 11 US 28 23 3 Average 27 17 6 Q4b-M8b. What if this energy tax was introduced at the same time as your other taxes were reduced by the same amount, keeping your total taxes at the current level even with the energy tax? Somewhat or strongly favor Somewhat or strongly oppose Australia 17 19 3 Brazil 24 30 4 Canada 24 16 2 Chile 17 11 12 China 8 6 1 Egypt 34 19 0 France 32 16 4 Germany 30 11 0 Great Britain 23 20 3 India 28 13 21 Indonesia 28 9 6 Italy 34 24 7 Kenya 28 17 6 Mexico 14 27 8 Nigeria 22 23 3 Philippines 29 21 13 Russia 34 12 13 South Korea 31 27 4 Spain 24 22 6

Turkey 36 13 9 USA 17 31 5 Average 26 18 6 Q5-CC4f. Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? I am ready to make significant changes to the way I live to help prevent global warming or climate change. agree Somewhat agree Agree 4 Somewhat disagree disagree Disagree Brazil 37 41 78 14 5 19 3 Canada 55 30 86 6 6 12 2 Chile 37 44 80 12 3 14 6 China 47 37 83 9 5 14 3 Egypt 32 46 77 15 8 23 0 Germany 20 49 69 21 7 28 3 Great Britain 37 44 81 9 7 16 3 India 30 25 55 6 11 17 28 Indonesia 29 53 82 11 2 13 5 Italy 53 40 93 4 2 6 1 Kenya 45 33 78 15 5 19 2 Mexico 53 27 81 6 4 10 10 Nigeria 32 46 78 14 5 20 2 Philippines 49 47 95 3 1 4 1 Russia 7 36 43 25 15 41 17 South Korea 7 59 66 27 4 30 4 Spain 50 36 86 8 4 12 2 Turkey 29 50 79 11 3 14 7 USA 43 32 76 8 14 22 3 Average 36 41 77 12 6 17 5 4 Differences tween individual numrs and aggregate sums is due to the effects of rounding

Methodology Country Sample Size (unweighted) Field dates Sample frame Survey methodology Type of sample Australia 1,000 June 13 - July 06, 2007 18+ Telephone National Brazil 802 June 06 - June 25, 2007 18-69 Face-to-face Urban 1 Canada 1,000 May 29 - June 24, 2007 18+ Telephone National Chile 1,000 July 05-July 16, 2007 18+ Face-to-face Urban 2 China 1,800 June 24 - July 04, 2007 18-65 Telephone Urban 3 Egypt 1,000 May 31 - June 08, 2007 18+ Face-to-face Urban 4 France 1,002 June 18 - June 21, 2007 15+ Telephone National Germany 1,010 May 31 - June 21, 2007 16-70 Telephone National Great Britain 1,010 June 06 - June 29, 2007 18+ Telephone National India 1,521 July 17 - July 26, 2007 18+ Face-to-face National Indonesia 1,000 June 18-28, 2007 17+ Face-to-face Urban 5 Italy 1,003 June 19 - June 27, 2007 18+ Telephone National Kenya 1,000 June 11 - June 20, 2007 18-65 Face-to-face National Mexico 1,000 June 25 - July 08, 2007 18+ Face-to-face National Nigeria 1,000 July 10 - July 22, 2007 18+ Face-to-face National Philippines 1,000 June 21 - July 08, 2007 18+ Face-to-face Urban 6 Russia 1,034 June 29 - July 12, 2007 18+ Face-to-face National South Korea 1,000 June 07 - June 27, 2007 20-59 Face-to-face Urban 7 Spain 1,000 June 18 June 28, 2007 18+ Telephone National Turkey 1,000 June 09 - June 25, 2007 15+ Face-to-face Urban 8 US 1,000 June 21 - July 18, 2007 18+ Telephone National 1 In Brazil the survey was conducted in Belo Horizonte, Brasília, Curitiba, Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, and São Paulo, representing 15% of the total national adult population. 2 In Chile the survey was conducted in Antofagasta, Arica, Calama, Chiguayante, Chillán, Concepción, Copiapó, Coquimbo, Coronel, Curicó, Gran Santiago (includes San Bernardo and Puente Alto), Iquique, La Serena, Linares, Los Angeles, Lota, Osorno, Ovalle, Puerto Montt, Quillota, Quilpué, Rancagua, San Antonio, Talca, Talcahuano, Temuco, Valdivia, Valparaíso, Villa Alemana, and Viña, representing 65% of the total national adult population. 3 In China the survey was conducted in Beijing, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Shenyang, Wuhan, Xi an, and Zhengzhou, representing 4% of the total national adult population. 4 In Egypt the survey was conducted in Cairo, Giza, Shobra Al Khema, and Alexandria, representing 21% of the total national adult population. 5 In Indonesia the survey was conducted in Bandung, Jakarta, Medan, Semarang, and Surabaya, representing 5% o f the total national adult population. 6 In the Philippines the survey was conducted in the National Capital Region, representing 12% of the total national adult population. 7 In South Korea the survey was conducted in Busan, Daegu, Daejeon, Gwangju, Inchon, Seoul, and Ulsan,

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