More than 90 percent of workers in South Korea said they consider current climate change to be serious, reports The Korea Herald, citing a survey by Incruit, an employment agency. The survey, which polled 743 workers, showed that 48.6% answered that they considered the situation to be “very serious” while 45% said it is “somewhat serious.”

As to why they consider climate change to be serious, 90.3% of respondents said that unseasonable weather, such as cold snaps and heat waves, influenced their answer. Meanwhile, 38% of respondents said they would reduce their use of disposable products to mitigate climate change. In comparison, around 30% and 20% said they would use public transportation and reduce their energy consumption, respectively.