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        Los franceses más jóvenes se inclinan por una lucha contra el cambio climático a escala mundial

        Los franceses más jóvenes, de entre 18 y 34 años, parecen inclinarse preferentemente por una lucha contra el cambio climático a escala mundial. Un 40 % de los jóvenes franceses cree que es necesario invertir en iniciativas que mitiguen el cambio climático en países en desarrollo para que Francia pueda contribuir de manera eficaz. Solo un 25 % de las personas de 55 años o más está de acuerdo, mientras que un 42 % considera que la inversión francesa para luchar contra el cambio climático debería realizarse en territorio nacional.

        Los franceses más jóvenes se inclinan por una lucha contra el cambio climático a escala mundial

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