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EU-medborgarna förväntar sig att klimatförändringarna kommer att få ekonomiska konsekvenser medan de kinesiska medborgarna förväntar sig hälsoeffekter

Infografiken nedan visar att EU-medborgarna är mer oroade över klimatförändringarnas ekonomiska effekter än vad de amerikanska och kinesiska medborgarna är enligt undersökningen. 55 % av EU-medborgarna anser att de ekonomiska effekterna av klimatförändringarna kommer att påverka dem personligen. Denna uppfattning delas endast av 40 % av de kinesiska och 45 % av de amerikanska medborgarna. Hela 73 % av de kinesiska medborgarna förväntar sig att klimatförändringarna kommer att medföra hälsoeffekter, medan endast 53 % respektive 41 % av de europeiska och amerikanska medborgarna förväntar sig detta.

EU-medborgarna förväntar sig att klimatförändringarna kommer att få ekonomiska konsekvenser medan de kinesiska medborgarna förväntar sig hälsoeffekter

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29% of Europeans think they will have to move to another region because of climate change

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