Minority Worried About Loss Of Natural Habitat
Evaluates how much respondents “personally worry” about the loss of natural habitat for wildlife, as part of a series of environmental issues about which they might be concerned.
44% of respondents are personally worried a great deal about the loss of natural habitat for wildlife and 30% of them personally worry a “fair amount.” “Have you heard about the problems with the meat supply in Europe where animals are infected with diseases such as foot-and-mouth?” Yes (94%), No (6%), Don’t Know/Refused (*).
“Do you worry that this (animals are infected with diseases such as foot-and-mouth) could happen to the meat supply in the United States or not?” (Asked only of those who have heard about the problem with the meat supply in Europe (94%)) – Yes (81%), No (19%), Don’t know/refused (*).
 ANIMALS USED FOR FOOD  WILDLIFE |
Additives or Diseases | Attitudes | Conservation | Environment | Factory Farming | Human Health | Hunting | Wildlife Trade | Humans
Princeton Survey Research Associates, Pew Research Center, 2001 United States (National)
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