According to the study, 69 percent of the world's population say they are willing to spend one percent of their household income each month on climate protection. A team led by Armin Falk of the University of Bonn evaluated responses from nearly 130,000 people aged 15 and over from 125 countries. According to the study, 86 percent of respondents said that people in their country should try to do something about global warming. In 119 out of 125 countries, more than two-thirds of respondents support it. 89 percent want their government to take stronger action against climate change. "Our results show broad support for climate action," the group writes in the journal Nature Climate Change. People in countries that are particularly at risk of climate change have shown an extraordinary willingness to contribute to climate protection themselves. (DPA, more at msn.com)