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Los polacos – dispuestos a reciclar, consumir menos electricidad y reducir los residuos

El 64% de los polacos están dispuestos a reciclar y separar sus residuos durante los próximos 12 meses. Es el buen propósito en favor del clima que figura en primer lugar para ellos. En segunda posición está la reducción del consumo de electricidad (46 %), y, en tercera, reducir la cantidad de residuos producidos (43 %), que completa así dentro de la clasificación el palmarés de las tres principales acciones medioambientales en Polonia para 2019.

Los polacos – dispuestos a reciclar, consumir menos electricidad y reducir los residuos

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