Consumers
are more and more interested in taking actions that make a
difference for the environment.
Kelly Semrau,
Vice President of Global Public Affairs and
Communication, SC Johnson
The Omnibus survey findings revealed that 74 percent of women
surveyed ranked the use of cleaner energy sources as important.
This was followed closely by biodegradable/earth-friendly
products and recycling, each garnering 72 percent. Respondents
were asked to rate a host of issues that included among others,
protecting endangered species, slowing climate change and
supporting college scholarships. Six out 10 women felt it's time
to promote a greener economy, while 57 percent are behind
promoting green and sustainable development.
"Consumers are more and more interested in taking actions
that make a difference for the environment," said Kelly Semrau,
SC Johnson Vice President of Global Public Affairs and
Communication.