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Climate change and energy in the Indonesian mind

Climate change and energy in the Indonesian mind

Climate change and energy in the Indonesian mind

Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, Yale School of the Environment

Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, Yale School of the Environment

Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, Yale School of the Environment

Anthony Leiserowitz, Hilyatuz Zakiyyah, Jennifer Carman et al. (2025)

Yale's look at climate opinion in Indonesia — the world's fourth most populous country, probing everything from policy support to how Islamic charitable giving could fund the energy transition. The headline: Indonesians barely recognize the term "climate change," yet once it's briefly explained, belief, worry, and policy support all run high.

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