A new survey conducted by Veolia North America, called the Barometer of Ecological Transformation, revealed that the impacts of climate change are becoming a reality for a majority of Americans -- and they are willing to take unprecedented action to preserve natural resources. Among the highlights:
- 61% of Americans are open to drinking recycled wastewater in the face of water shortages
- 74% would eat food grown using recycled water
- 82% would pay more to filter microplastics out of their drinking water.
- 61% of Americans are open to drinking recycled wastewater in the face of water shortages, 74% would eat food grown using recycled water, and 82% would pay more to filter microplastics out of their drinking water.
The margin of error for the U.S. data is 1-2.2 percentage points.
Check out this story about the Barometer survey that appeared in Axios.