Figure 6: UK businesses' concern about the impact of climate change on their business decreases with business size 

 Percentage of businesses not permanently stopped trading and their level of concern about the impact of climate change by size (number of employees), UK, 20 September to 2 October 2022

Figure 4: Around one in three (32%) UK businesses said they have switched to LED bulbs to help reduce their emissions 

Percentage of businesses not permanently stopped trading who reported taking actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, UK, 20 September to 2 October 2022 Source: Office for National Statistics – Business Insights and Conditions Survey

Figure 3: The percentage of UK businesses reporting climate change-related strategic actions generally increases with business size 

Percentage of businesses not permanently stopped trading who reported taking strategic actions to protect the environment by size (number of employees), UK, 20 September to 2 October 2022 Source: Office for National Statistics – Business Insights and Conditions Survey

Figure 1: Transportation and storage industry most likely to monitor nature or biodiversity-related risks 

Percentage of businesses not permanently stopped trading who reported monitoring nature or biodiversity-related risks by industry, UK, 20 September to 2 October 2022 Source: Office for National Statistics – Business Insights and Conditions Survey

#graph - who americans spend their time with - by age

found via an exponential view eamil

an @ons graph - Young #adults are least likely to consider “hands, face, space” to be important in slowing the spread of #coronavirus

Percentage of adults who consider non-pharmaceutical interventions to be important or very important, by sex and age group, Great Britain, 6 to 17 October 2021

a @ONS graph - How do #businesses feel about #homeworking as a permanent option?

 Source = this @ONS blog post