Survey shows: the older we get, the more worried we are about the climate crisis

In the survey different age groups were asked about their main concerns – concerns that might affect their general belief in the future. The results show that the older we get, the more concerned we are about the climate crisis. Age played a big role in how often we ticked that box. In the age group 18-24, 23.4% marked this as a main concern, from a multi-choice list, and it increased for every age group. Lastly, the group that marked it as their main concern most of the time (37.8%) was aged 65-74., The main concerns for younger respondents were instead food, fuel or electricity prices – and their employment situation.

When asked a general question as to whether the respondents thought sustainability was important, the results also show a correlation between how old we are, and how important we think sustainability is. Ruling out different variables, it also shows that the income level played a big role in this rating. The higher our income, the more we rate this as being important.  
Each respondent could interpret the word sustainability as they seemed fit.