一項新的研究顯示，約82%的印度人對全球變暖感到震驚或擔憂，并支持引入能源
政策以減少其影響。這項研究發現，大多數人支持制定應對氣候變化的政策，并認為印度政府應該采取更多措施來應對全球變暖。他們還支持制定一項國家計劃，向印度人傳授全球變暖知識，培訓人們從事可再生能源工作，鼓勵當地社區建造攔水壩以確保當地供水，并表示印度應該先于其他國家減少溫室氣體排放。
英文原文如下：
82% of Indians either alarmed or concerned about global warming, says study
About 82 per cent of Indians are either alarmed or concerned about global warming and are in support of bringing in energy policies to reduce its effects, reveals a new study.
The study has found that the majority of the people belonging to three segments backed the formulation of policies to fight climate change and opined that the Indian government should be doing more to address global warming.
They also backed the development of a national programme to teach Indians about global warming, train people on renewable energy jobs, encourage local communities to build check dams to ensure local water supplies, and also expressed the opinion that India should reduce its greenhouse gas emissions immediately before other countries.
