Social representations of climate change. 20. edition, July 2019 - Report + Synthesis + Presentation

Each year since 2000, the French 'ADEME' (Agency for Environment and Energy Management) conducts a survey on the social representations of greenhouse effect and global warming. This survey is administered by telephone to a representative sample of the French population. The information gathered in the database can answer a series of basic questions concerning public perception in this area: what are the origins of climate change? What are its consequences? What are the global and individual solutions to mitigate the climate change impact? What will be the necessary adaptations to climate change and the role of energy transition? This document presents the results of the 20. edition of this survey