Among the inhabitants of Slovenia, the opinion about the seriousness of the problem of climate change fluctuates somewhat, but all the surveys of the European Barometer EBS on climate change, which have been carried out since 2008, show that for at least two thirds of the population this represents a very serious problem. The share of households that hold this opinion has been slowly increasing since 2015, when it reached its lowest point, and in the last measurement it once again amounts to more than three quarters of the respondents. The latest REUS 2022 survey also showed that people increasingly perceive the seriousness of the problem of climate change, when more than four fifths of households expressed concern. Compared to the previous measurement in 2019 it showed slightly less agreement with the statements "Human activity contributes the most to climate change" or "It is necessary to act against climate change immediately". The share of households who believe that transport is the main contributor to greenhouse gas emissions has been decreasing since 2015, while there has been a significant increase in the share of those who believe industry is the main culprit.