Search
Back to main menu
Home »
Environment » Climate change mitigation » Shaping NZ's low-emission future » Regression Analysis of Findings in the Horizon Research Ltd Survey New Zealanders’ Climate Change Actions and Attitudes
Regression Analysis of Findings in the Horizon Research Ltd Survey New Zealanders’ Climate Change Actions and Attitudes
This work was prepared during an internship and was not fully peer-reviewed. The data set analysed was collected prior to the survey’s finalisation and 25 of 2246 responses were not included. The exclusion is not material to the high-level conclusions.
In mid-2014, researchers from Motu Economic and Public Policy Research and Victoria University of Wellington collaborated with Horizon Research Ltd with support from the Sustainable Business Council to survey New Zealanders about their climate change beliefs and household actions that reduce emissions.
Results are reported in Horizon Research Ltd (2014) and discussed in Leining and White (2015). This manuscript details the regression analysis of the survey data which is referenced by Leining and White.
This topic in other formats
Note
From Fact to Act: New Zealanders’ Beliefs and Actions on Climate Change (2015)Other
Horizon Research: New Zealanders’ Climate Change Actions and Attitudes (2015)Funders
Sustainable Business Council
See also
climate mitigation>
Sign up for Motu Publications
Level 1, 97 Cuba Street, PO Box 24390
Wellington 6142, New Zealand
Phone: 64 4 939 4250