Environmental Attitudes of the Lithuanian Population, July - August 2021

Major investigated questions: respondents were asked how serious the problem of climate change is in Lithuania and the European Union. A block of questions asked whether, in the last six months, the respondents had done any of the following: chosen a more environmentally friendly way of travelling (walking, cycling, public transport, electric car); avoided buying overly packaged products; avoided single-use plastic products, except for shopping bags (e.g., plastic knives, forks and spoons, cups, plates, etc.) or bought reusable plastic products; sorted most of their waste for recycling; used less water; used less energy (e.g., reduced energy consumption by limiting air conditioning or heating, not leaving appliances on standby, buying energy-saving devices); bought products with eco-labels; bought local products; used their car less by avoiding unnecessary journeys, by working from home (remotely), etc.; joined a demonstration, participated in a seminar, took part in activities (e.g., (e.g. participated in a collective beach or park clean-up); changed their diet to eat more sustainable food; talked to others about environmental issues; bought second-hand items (e.g. clothes or electronics) instead of new ones; repaired an item instead of replacing it).

Socio-demographic characteristics: sex, age, nationality, education, monthly family income per one family member, occupation, household size (including respondent), place of residence, geographic unit.