Survey shows 80% expect global temperatures to rise in 2025 and more extreme weather events

A recent Ipsos survey of over 23,700 people across 33 countries found that 80% believe global temperatures will rise in 2025. This sentiment is strongest in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia, where over 88% of respondents agree. Additionally, 72% expect more extreme weather events in their countries next year. However, only 52% think their governments will set stricter carbon emission targets, with optimism highest in China at 84%. Views on global conflicts are less hopeful, with only 20% believing the Middle East conflicts will end in 2025. In the job market, nearly two-thirds anticipate AI will replace jobs, while 43% expect new jobs to be created.