The report “Unequal Response: Climate Opinions and Data for Targeted Policy Advising” by Anne-Kathrin Stroppe and collaborators examines how the public responds to climate change. Published in the PRIF Spotlight series, this report serves as a vital resource for enhancing response policies, particularly in contexts where public opinions intersect with climate data.

The discussion in this report is of significant importance currently, as global demands for effective environmental action are on the rise. The report illustrates how climate change impacts different societal groups unequally, necessitating tailored strategies that take these disparities into account.

Key findings from this report include recommendations for politicians and decision-makers on how to utilize climate data and public opinions for more targeted and effective political strategies.