How willing would you be to eliminate meat from your diet in order to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change?

Conducted

August 8, 2019

1501 US adults surveyed

Conducted August 8, 2019

YouGov surveyed 1501 US adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I would be willing to eliminate meat from my diet entirely

16%

I would be willing to eat less meat, but I’m not willing to eliminate it from my diet entirely

42%

I’m not willing to reduce the amount of meat I eat

28%

Don’t know

N/A - I already don’t eat meat

How willing would you be to eliminate meat from your diet in order to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change?

Conducted August 8, 2019

YouGov surveyed 1501 US adults

I would be willing to eliminate meat from my diet entirely

16%

I would be willing to eat less meat, but I’m not willing to eliminate it from my diet entirely

42%

I’m not willing to reduce the amount of meat I eat

28%

Don’t know

N/A - I already don’t eat meat

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