An investigation into the public's perception of sustainable homes

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The UK has set targets to reduce carbon emissions by up to 80% by 2050. The residential sector accounts for 14% of carbon emissions. This research aimed to determine whether consumers are ready to live in sustainable homes, assessing their attitude towards sustainable living.
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\nThe research initially focused on global warming and the effects of climate change. It them aimed to establish public perception and availability of sustainable homes.
\nThe investigation involved a questionnaire survey which examined public attitude towards sustainable lifestyles and knowledge of sustainable homes, interviews were also conducted. 
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\nAfter analysis all the data collected against the research objectives, conclusions and recommendations were made, showing that there needs to be a change in attitude before there is an increase in demand. The public are concerned about global warming and the effects. However, they need to be educated that living in a sustainable home is no

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