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Growing climate awareness is driving 78% of Brits to adopt sustainable practices like recycling, using public transport, and choosing energy-efficient solutions
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New research shows Brits struggle with eco-jargon, with only 17% understanding 'carbon offsetting.' The Green Insurer aims to bridge this gap with clear, relatable information and a helpful eco-jargon buster.
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Did you know that nearly 3 in 4 UK adults are striving to shop in an environmentally conscious way? According to our new research it's clear that more of us are making conscious choices to reduce our carbon footprint.
Read the full article: Prioritising the planet – shopping green in the UK
Learn why nature-based solutions are crucial for offsetting your driving footprint and contributing to a sustainable future.
Read the full article: Supporting biodiversity and carbon-removal in Indonesian Borneo
According to research that we undertook, awareness among UK drivers is increasing, especially with the younger drivers, about the environmental impact of car use.
Read the full article: The environmental impact of driving
At The Green Insurer, we are passionate about helping you on your journey towards sustainable driving. Our insurance policies offer more than protection; they provide tangible ways to minimise your environmental footprint and contribute to sustainable travel.
Read the full article: How we connect your driving to nature
Motorists wake up to the environmental impact of their carbon footprints
by Craig Perry | 22nd February 2024
The majority of UK adults (85%) are either slightly or very concerned about global warming/climate change.
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Over the past 12 months, half of all motorists surveyed claim they have cut down on the number of miles they drive each month, with 22% saying they have “substantially” reduced their mileage.
Read the full article: Drivers change habits over environmental concerns