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Młodsi Francuzi wykazują bardziej globalne podejście do przeciwdziałania zmiany klimatu

Młodsi Francuzi w wieku 18–34 lat wykazują bardziej globalne spojrzenie na przeciwdziałanie zmianie klimatu. 40% młodych Francuzów uważa za konieczne inwestowanie w inicjatywy na rzecz łagodzenia skutków zmiany klimatu w krajach rozwijających się, tak aby Francja wniosła swój skuteczny wkład. Opinię tę podziela tylko 25% badanych w wieku co najmniej 55 lat, natomiast 42% uważa, że francuskie inwestycje na rzecz przeciwdziałania zmianie klimatu powinny być utrzymywane w kraju.

Młodsi Francuzi wykazują bardziej globalne podejście do przeciwdziałania zmiany klimatu

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