Percepción y opinión pública sobre cambio climático en la ciudad de Santo Domingo

Abstract

Abstract: This work focuses on analyzing the results of a survey on the perception of climate change in the city of Santo Domingo. The survey, administered to 400 people, addressed questions about belief in the existence of climate change, personal concerns, definitions associated with the phenomenon, and perceptions of individual and governmental actions. The data revealed broad awareness and concern about climate change, with the majority recognizing it as a real phenomenon caused by human activity. The population expressed significant concerns and adopted individual actions, such as using sustainable transportation. Additionally, the majority perceived that local authorities have taken measures. The discussion was based on comparisons, justifications, and analyses supported by available literature. This work contributes to understanding the local perception of climate change in Santo Domingo and provides valuable insights for future research.