However, 30 percent want to do more to improve their recycling habits, and a fifth believe the pandemic has caused them to recycle more than ever before.
And a further 57 percent would be more likely to recycle if they knew it would reduce their carbon footprint.
But more than half also admitted they don’t know enough about their personal impact on the environment.
Gemma Morgan, from evian, which commissioned the research, said: "It’s great to see so many consumers want to do more to improve their recycling efforts and are already taking steps to reduce their carbon footprint.
"Now more than ever, it is vital that we all come together to tackle the climate crisis.
"That’s why, as a carbon neutral brand, we want to raise awareness about the importance of recycling during this Recycle Week and how it can contribute to reducing carbon emissions."
The research also found a third of those polled started to truly "care" about sustainability from 2015.
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