Climate related actions, choices, and ideas in everyday life from 115 American Meteorological Society members

This dataset comes from a survey designed to to learn more about actions that can help individuals adapt to changes in the climate. The target population is a group of 115 AMS (American Meteorological Society) members. The leading question was: "what are your most pressing concerns regarding climate change and the environment?" A few questions followed suggestions outlaid by the UN's Perception Change Project and the 17 SDG Goals.

Methods
Data collected by a online survey: 

10 successives and distinct calls for contribution have been published on the AMS Open forum from April to August 2024.

The survey's questions are : 

Do you worry about climate change?
Are you aware of climate conscious resources available in your local community? 
Do you feel empowered by local community to change your behaviors? 
Which area of authority do you feel is the most critical to change? 
What area of the climate crisis concerns you the most? 
Do you feel like your individual choices can make a difference? 
Check the box next to any action you have taken or are planning to take in the near future about No poverty, Zero Hunger and Good Health and Well-being, Quality education, Clean Water and Sanitation, Affordable and Clean Energy
Would you like to know more about retrofits and rebates for household items like appliances and equipment? 
Resilience at Home: Do you have a go bag packed for emergencies? 
Lifestyle:

Did you fly to AMS?
If there was an easy household based carbon calculator app, would you use it? 
If your neighborhood decided to take actions as a group to build the community's' resilience, would you participate? 

Professional Lifestyle :

What is your area of expertise? 
Are you in a position of power where your choices can influence the climate conscious choices of others? 
What do you feel is the number one way to empower behavioral change and climate conscious actions?