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La plupart des Suédois pensent que la lutte contre les changements climatiques ne favorisera pas l’économie

L’infographie ci-dessous montre que seuls 14 % des Suédois pensent que les mesures destinées à lutter contre les changements climatiques peuvent contribuer à la croissance économique et à la création d’emplois, un pourcentage nettement inférieur à la moyenne de l’UE (21 %). Ces chiffres illustrent le manque de connaissances des Suédois, et des Européens en général, des possibilités économiques que peut offrir la lutte contre les changements climatiques.

La plupart des Suédois pensent que la lutte contre les changements climatiques ne favorisera pas l’économie

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