UNSAR: 68% of Romanians Believe that Their Homes Are Resistant to Extreme Weather Phenomena/ Mostly Fear Strong Storms and Heat Waves
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The Romanians are increasingly aware of the impact of extreme weather on homes, the weight of those who believe that they are prepared to cope with the effects of climate change, reducing this year by 10%, to 68%, compared to last year. At the same time, 8 out of 10 Romanians believe that there is a direct link between climate change and the production of extreme weather phenomena, and they are most afraid of strong storms and heat waves.
Fewer and fewer Romanians believe that their home is resistant to extreme weather.What shows a study commissioned by insurersOnly 68% of Romanians still believe that their homes are ready to cope with the effects of climate change, with 10 percentage points less than in 2025, shows an IRES study carried out...
Photo credit: LCV / Shutterstock.com The weight of Romanians who believe that their homes can cope with the effects of climate change... Article Fewer Romanians believe that their homes are ready for climate change. Storms and heat waves, among the most frequent concerns, appear first in the Green Community.
Only 68% of Romanians believe that their homes can cope with the effects of climate change, with 10 percentage points less than in 2025. At the same time, eight out of ten respondents associate climate change with extreme weather phenomena, according to a study [...]
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