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Junge Menschen in Frankreich bewerten die Maßnahmen der Europäischen Union positiver

Die folgende Infografik zeigt, dass es bei der Einschätzung, wie wirksam die EU-Maßnahmen gegen den Klimawandel sind, generationsspezifische Unterschiede gibt, wobei die jüngere Generation eine positivere Bewertung abgibt als die ältere: 24 Prozent der 18- bis 34-Jährigen erachten die Maßnahmen der EU als wirkungsvoll, in der Altersgruppe 55plus sind es nur zehn Prozent der Französinnen und Franzosen.

Junge Menschen in Frankreich bewerten die Maßnahmen der Europäischen Union positiver

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