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Gli europei si aspettano delle conseguenze finanziarie dai cambiamenti climatici, mentre i cinesi sono più attenti agli effetti di questo fenomeno sulla salute

L’infografica seguente rileva che, stando al sondaggio, i cittadini dell’UE sono più preoccupati delle ripercussioni finanziarie derivanti dai cambiamenti climatici rispetto agli americani e ai cinesi. Il 55% degli europei ritiene che gli effetti finanziari legati ai cambiamenti climatici li colpiranno personalmente, opinione condivisa solo dal 40% degli intervistati cinesi e dal 45% degli americani. Tuttavia, ben 73% degli intervistati cinesi prevede che i cambiamenti climatici avranno effetti sulla salute, opinione condivisa solo dal 53% degli europei e dal 41% degli americani.

Gli europei si aspettano delle conseguenze finanziarie dai cambiamenti climatici, mentre i cinesi sono più attenti agli effetti di questo fenomeno sulla salute

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