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Szwedzi osiągający mniejsze dochody bardziej pesymistycznie podchodzą do skutków gospodarczych działań w dziedzinie klimatu

Jak widać na poniższej infografice, negatywnych skutków gospodarczych działań w dziedzinie klimatu bardziej obawiają się obywatele o mniejszych dochodach: 42% Szwedów osiągających roczny dochód brutto gospodarstwa domowego poniżej 24 tys. EUR sądzi, że wysiłki na rzecz przeciwdziałania zmianie klimatu negatywnie wpłyną na wzrost gospodarczy, natomiast wśród osób osiągających dochód powyżej 60 tys. EUR uważa tak jedynie 36% respondentów.

Szwedzi osiągający mniejsze dochody bardziej pesymistycznie podchodzą do skutków gospodarczych działań w dziedzinie klimatu

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