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Gli svedesi con redditi più bassi sono più pessimisti circa l’impatto economico prodotto dall'azione per il clima

L’infografica seguente mette in rilievo come i cittadini con redditi inferiori siano più preoccupati dell’impatto economico negativo delle misure di lotta ai cambiamenti climatici rispetto ai concittadini con reddito elevato: il 42% degli svedesi con un reddito familiare annuale lordo inferiore a 24 000 euro ritiene che le misure di contrasto ai cambiamenti climatici gravano sulla crescita economica, opinione condivisa solo dal 36% di coloro che percepiscono un reddito superiore a 60 000 euro.

Gli svedesi con redditi più bassi sono più pessimisti circa l’impatto economico prodotto dall'azione per il clima

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