This survey is about the policy perception of environmental protection. It aims to understand the identification level and desire for support of the citizens aged 20 and above they have of the environmental protection measures both underway and under consideration. A telephone poll was conducted from October 9 to October 28. A total of 5,893 valid samples were collected, using a stratified random sampling method, under a confidence interval of 95%, with a sampling error within 1.28 percentage point. Results of the findings: 1. The identification level among the public toward six concepts about a sustained environment stood at a score of 4.48, with the concept calling on "everyone to shoulder the responsibility of environmental protection" gaining the highest score of 4.75. 2. The awareness ratings of the 15 environmental protection measures underway averaged 72.0%, with the highest of 92.9% going to "the promotion of self-provided environment-friendly tableware and cup." The average job approval ratings reached 87.6%, of which 91.2% was for "the promotion of a movement calling on all the people to make their hometowns clean" and 91.1% for "the promotion of soil and groundwater remediation." 3. The average job approval ratings for the eight environmental protection policies on the drawing board were 87.4%, with the higher figures given to "the control of indoor air quality in public areas" (95.1%) and "the promotion of reduction in carbon dioxide emissions" (94.5%). 4. About 73.2% of the surveyed expressed satisfaction with the sanitation in their nearby communities. 5. About 58.1% said they were happy about the performance of the Environmental Protection Administration over the last year in dealing with matters concerning environmental protection. 6. The public hoped that the government would give its top priority to "the improvement of air quality" (33.2%), followed by "the maintenance of environmental sanitation" (28.4%) and "the purification of river quality" (23.8%).

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