To protect and preserve the natural environment

To promote economic growth and development

To ensure social equality and justice

To advance technological innovation

The belief that humans have a right to exploit natural resources

The belief that economic growth is more important than environmental protection

The belief that the natural environment has intrinsic value

The belief that technology can solve all environmental problems

By promoting the use of renewable energy sources

By reducing greenhouse gas emissions

By protecting forests and other natural carbon sinks

By advocating for policies that support sustainable development

An international agreement aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions

A global treaty that promotes sustainable development

A framework for international cooperation on climate change adaptation

A set of guidelines for reducing air pollution

The lack of political will

The high cost of environmental protection

The resistance from industries that rely on fossil fuels

The lack of public awareness about environmental issues

A development strategy that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

A development strategy that focuses on economic growth at any cost

A development strategy that prioritizes environmental protection over economic growth

A development strategy that relies heavily on non-renewable resources

By reducing their carbon footprint

By supporting renewable energy sources

By advocating for environmental policies

By educating themselves and others about environmental issues

Technology can provide solutions to environmental problems

Technology can exacerbate environmental problems

Technology is neutral and its impact on the environment depends on how it is used

Technology is always harmful to the environment

The principle that environmental decisions should be made based on the best available scientific evidence, even if there is some uncertainty

The principle that economic growth should always take precedence over environmental protection

The principle that the burden of proof lies with those who claim that an activity is harmful to the environment

The principle that environmental regulations should be based on cost-benefit analysis

International cooperation is essential for addressing climate change

International cooperation is not necessary for addressing climate change

International cooperation can actually hinder efforts to address climate change

International cooperation is only necessary for developing countries

The principle that the burdens and benefits of climate change should be shared equitably

The principle that developed countries should bear the sole responsibility for addressing climate change

The principle that developing countries should bear the sole responsibility for addressing climate change

The principle that climate change is a natural phenomenon and therefore no action is needed to address it

Indigenous knowledge and traditional practices can provide valuable insights for addressing environmental challenges

Indigenous knowledge and traditional practices are outdated and have no relevance to modern environmental problems

Indigenous knowledge and traditional practices are harmful to the environment

Indigenous knowledge and traditional practices are only relevant for indigenous communities

A strategy for reducing economic growth and consumption in order to achieve environmental sustainability

A strategy for promoting economic growth and consumption in order to achieve environmental sustainability

A strategy for maintaining economic growth and consumption at current levels

A strategy for increasing economic growth and consumption in order to achieve environmental sustainability

Education can play a crucial role in raising awareness about environmental issues and promoting sustainable behaviors

Education has no role to play in promoting environmentalism and addressing climate change

Education can actually hinder efforts to promote environmentalism and address climate change

Education is only relevant for children and young people

A model of production and consumption that aims to eliminate waste and pollution, and keep resources in use for as long as possible

A model of production and consumption that aims to maximize economic growth and consumption

A model of production and consumption that aims to reduce the use of natural resources

A model of production and consumption that aims to increase the use of renewable energy