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        In Southern Europe, more people believe that climate change is an immediate threat

        The infographic below highlights a geographical divide between the North and the South in terms of citizens’ sentiment towards climate change in the European Union. While southern Europeans are particularly concerned about the impacts of climate change and see it much more as an immediate threat, northern Europeans, on the contrary, are less worried about climate change.

        In Southern Europe, more people believe that climate change is an immediate threat

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