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Europei – più attenti all’impatto climatico dei prodotti rispetto ad americani e cinesi

L’infografica seguente evidenzia una maggiore preoccupazione degli Europei per l’impatto climatico dei prodotti rispetto ai cittadini di Cina o Stati Uniti: il 67% degli Europei definisce i cambiamenti climatici un fattore “molto importante” o “abbastanza importante" ai fini dell’acquisto di un prodotto. La percentuale risulta superiore del 10% rispetto alle risposte di cinesi o americani.

Europei – più attenti all’impatto climatico dei prodotti rispetto ad americani e cinesi

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