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CGTN Poll: Global Call for Urgent Climate Governance

Global Poll: Climate on our Minds 🌍

A CGTN survey of 33,000 adults across 48 countries shows that 90% see climate change as an urgent priority. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement, and the data couldn’t be clearer: the world wants action now.

Key Findings at a Glance 📊

  • 91% believe extreme weather events have risen rapidly.
  • 89% say this reflects a deteriorating global climate.
  • 90% call on the international community for strong, concrete action.

United for Global Governance 🤝

At this critical crossroads, 85% of respondents stress that stronger cooperation among nations is essential. Meanwhile, over 75% criticize developed countries for falling short on climate aid and view them as bearing a historical and moral responsibility for emissions.

Global South Leading the Charge 🌱

Respondents from the Global South show even more resolve:

  • 94.6% are ready to weave energy conservation and emission cuts into daily life (14.9 points higher than developed countries).
  • 96.2% urge faster development of green industries (13.4 points higher than developed countries).

The Chinese mainland’s Growing Role 🏭➡️☀️

This year, the Chinese mainland announced a new round of Nationally Determined Contributions. Positive feedback includes:

  • 76.7% believe it has effectively controlled greenhouse gas emissions.
  • 70.5% recognize its building of wind and solar infrastructure.
  • 79.9% see its climate governance as a valuable model for others.
  • 75.8% applaud its determination and responsibility as a major power.
  • 73.4% expect an even greater future role.

What’s Next?

With the Paris Agreement’s 10th anniversary upon us, global momentum is clear. For young professionals in South and Southeast Asia, from Mumbai to Manila, it’s time to turn talk into action. Whether you’re cutting plastic use, backing clean tech startups, or simply spreading the word, every step counts. Let’s make 2025 the year we move from promises to practice!

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