June 19, 2007

90% Of Consumers Distrust Corporate & Govt Climate Change Info

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Nine out of 10 consumers are skeptical about climate change information from companies and governments, according to a new survey out later this week from Consumers International and Accountability, The Guardian reports.

More than 40 percent of consumers distrust what they hear about global warming from businesses while a further 50 percent do not know whether to believe corporate claims or not.

This contrasts with 60 percent who trust scientists and almost half who put the same faith in environmental groups.

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