A survey review on individual perception of environmental awareness in Andhra Pradesh

Abstract

Environmental protection in the twenty‐first century is more important than ever. Despite this, urbanization has led to an increase in the worldwide push for environmental sustainability and reducing pollution from human activities in the air, water, soil, etc. Pursuing a better quality of life has led humanity to use more of the planet's finite resources. This analysis focused on demographics such as age, gender, occupation, degree of education, and socio‐economic status. This study focuses on the people of Andhra Pradesh, India, to gauge their familiarity with and outlook on climate change and other worldwide environmental concerns. People's judgments of the efficacy of individual action in coping with the adverse effects of environmental and climatic changes and the most visible changes in these areas are assessed. The results of this research will be used to shape future communication and public awareness campaigns, whether they are aimed at spreading specific ideas or policies. Thus, it is seen as more vital to examine the possibility of strengthening communication capabilities and public outreach than to determine whether or not common knowledge is accurate.