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Suffolk County Council Climate and Health Survey


Thank you for taking the time to complete our Climate and Health Survey. 

Suffolk County Council is keen to hear from as many people as possible to help us understand what you know about climate change and the ways it might affect our health and well-being. 


The survey takes approximately 5 minutes to complete, and all responses are anonymous. 


It is open until 5pm on Thursday 31 July 2025. If you have any questions about the survey, please contact rosie.welch@suffolk.gov.uk 

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Section 1: Climate and health

1.  

Generally speaking, how concerned are you about climate change?

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2.  

Do you think climate change currently affects your health or the health of people you know? (Tick all that apply)

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3.  

Do you think climate change will affect your health or the health of people you know in the future? (Tick all that apply)

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4.  

Are you worried about the effect climate change may have on your health or the health of people you know? 

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5.  

Which of the following do you think are caused or made worse by climate change? (Tick all that apply)

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6.  

Put these issues in order of how concerned you are about their impact on your health and wellbeing. (1 being of most concern)

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7.  

Select the option below if you are not concerned about any of the issues listed in the previous question.

8.  

Which of these health conditions do you think are caused or made worse by the effects of climate change? (Tick all that apply)

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9.  

How frequently do you do any of the following?

Getting outside into nature (such as your garden, a park, woodland or the seaside)
Keeping homes well-ventilated (for example opening windows or doors)
Controlling indoor temperature – so your home is not too hot or too cold
Planting trees and vegetation in your garden (if you have one)
Eating a diet rich in plant-based foods, with less meat
Walking and cycling away from busy, polluted roads
Practicing good food hygiene
Taking care of your mental health and wellbeing
Keeping track of air pollution levels
Keeping track of temperatures and staying prepared.
Keeping safe in the heat by drinking enough water, wearing sunscreen and keeping in the shade on hot days
11.  

What is your main reason for doing these actions?

Getting outside into nature (such as your garden, a park, woodland or the seaside)
Keeping homes well-ventilated (for example opening windows or doors)
Controlling indoor temperature – so your home is not too hot or too cold
Planting trees and vegetation in your garden (if you have one)
Eating a diet rich in plant-based foods, with less meat
Walking and cycling away from busy, polluted roads
Practicing good food hygiene
Taking care of your mental health and wellbeing
Keeping track of air pollution levels
Keeping track of temperatures and staying prepared
Keeping safe in the heat by drinking enough water, wearing sunscreen and keeping in the shade on hot days