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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Role of Community-Based Initiatives in Energy Saving, 2010-2014

Variable Details

VariableQ2_Org_iv_aq
LabelQ2.3 Please list up to five organisations that are most important in informing your opinion of climate change - iv
Responses
BBC News, Radio 5 Live 1
Christian Aid 1
Climate Camp 1
Fairtrade Foundation 1
Friends of the Earth 2
Fuel Poverty Action 1
General Electric (previously worked with them) 1
Green Party 1
Greenpeace 3
Local MP 1
Marine Management Organisation 1
Media 2
National Trust 1
Open University (from degree, 20 years ago) 1
Oxfam 1
RSPB 1
Radio 5 1
The Financial Times 1
WWF 2
Winchester Action on Climate Change (WINacc) 1
climate change denial org that Nigel Lawson is a spokesperson for (Global Warming Policy Foundation? -EH) because of ludicrous arguments 1
government 1
internet (generally) 1
internet (in general) 1
local media - echo 1
newspapers - Independent (& condensed version, the I), Telegraph 1
radio 4, BBC TV, Discovery Channel 1
social media - Twitter, Facebook (no particular feeds / groups / organisations) 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationRole of Community-Based Initiatives in Energy Saving, 2010-2014
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