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Los italianos de más edad prefieren que se invierta en la lucha contra el cambio climático en territorio nacional

En Italia, las generaciones de más edad parecen inclinarse preferentemente por restringir la inversión contra el cambio climático al ámbito nacional. Un 29 % de las personas de 35 años o más considera que la inversión italiana para luchar contra el cambio climático debería realizarse en territorio nacional. Solo un 21 % de los jóvenes con edades comprendidas entre los 18 y los 34 años está de acuerdo con este enfoque nacional, mientras que un 39 % de los jóvenes italianos cree, en cambio, que es necesario invertir en iniciativas que mitiguen el cambio climático en países en desarrollo para que Italia pueda contribuir de manera eficaz.

Los italianos de más edad prefieren que se invierta en la lucha contra el cambio climático en territorio nacional

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