Koreans anxious about climate change, but becoming less inclined to act

The percentage of South Koreans who said convenience was more important than being eco-friendly has doubled in an annual survey last year, compared to the figure taken in 2018. Some 23.2 percent of the respondents said they prioritized convenience in everyday life, while 54.2 percent said they would take actions for the environment even at their personal inconvenience, according to a 2025 survey by the Korea Environment Institute revealed Sunday. The survey was conducted on 3,008 people aged 19-

By The Korea Herald