Almost two-thirds of residents say Cork must transform into a more sustainable city

Seventy per cent of people typically travel to work or study in Cork city by car, while 38% use the bus and 15% cycle.

Seventy per cent of people typically travel to work or study in Cork city by car, while 38% use the bus and 15% cycle.

Nearly two-thirds (64%) of those living in Cork City strongly agree that Cork must transform into a more sustainable, climate-neutral and resilient place to live and work, according to a new survey.

Some 80% of the more than 500 residents surveyed also believe that the impacts of climate change are already apparent in the city.

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