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¿Cuál es la mejor manera de afrontar la crisis climática?

El 39 % de los europeos cree que un cambio radical de sus hábitos (consumo, transporte, etc.) es la forma más adecuada de luchar contra el cambio climático. Esta opción se sitúa como segunda forma más eficaz de limitar el cambio climático para los encuestados chinos (32 %) y los estadounidenses (31 %).

Por otro lado, el modo más eficaz de luchar contra el cambio climático, según creen el 35 % de los chinos y el 34 % de los estadounidenses, son las mejoras tecnológicas (por ejemplo, la innovación, la digitalización o el desarrollo de las energías renovables), que constituyen la opción que señalan el 29 % de los europeos como mejor manera de afrontar la crisis climática.

¿Cuál es la mejor manera de afrontar la crisis climática?

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