Table 1 Share of Canadians believing climate change is anthropogenic
From: The effect of public trust and engagement on climate communication approaches
Average share of respondents believing climate change is anthropogenic | Test statistic (null hypothesis: equal distribution across categories) | |
|---|---|---|
Province | 114.524 (p < 0.001) | |
BC | 0.89 (0.012) | |
AB | 0.81 (0.016) | |
SK | 0.72 (0.030) | |
MB | 0.88 (0.019) | |
ON | 0.92 (0.011) | |
QB | 0.93 (0.010) | |
NB | 0.92 (0.025) | |
NS | 0.94 (0.020) | |
PEI | 0.97 (0.031) | |
NL | 0.89 (0.038) | |
Region | 127.217 (p < 0.001) | |
Rural | 0.80 (0.013) | |
Small urban | 0.84 (0.012) | |
Medium urban | 0.91 (0.015) | |
Large urban | 0.95 (0.006) | |
Gender | 30.967 (p < 0.001) | |
Female | 0.90 (0.007) | |
Male | 0.84 (0.010) | |
Non-binary | 0.94 (0.033) | |
Generation | 118.010 (p < 0.001) | |
Baby boomers | 0.82 (0.014) | |
Generation X | 0.79 (0.017) | |
Millennials | 0.91 (0.007) | |
Generation Z | 0.97 (0.008) | |
Political affiliation | 289.523 (p < 0.001) | |
Conservative | 0.70 (0.019) | |
Liberal | 0.98 (0.006) | |
NDP | 0.97 (0.007) | |
Green Party | 0.97 (0.016) | |
Bloc Québécois | 0.98 (0.013) | |
None | 0.85 (0.016) | |
Don’t vote | 0.90 (0.025) |
