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Gli svedesi ritengono che i governi nazionali e le organizzazioni internazionali debbano svolgere il ruolo principale nella lotta ai cambiamenti climatici

Dal punto di vista dell’opinione pubblica svedese (48% dei cittadini), spetta al governo nazionale - assieme alle organizzazioni internazionali come l’Unione europea, la Banca mondiale e le Nazioni Unite - a fare da guida nella lotta ai cambiamenti climatici. Il 21% ha espresso il parere che sono invece i singoli cittadini a svolgere il ruolo più importante.

Gli svedesi ritengono che i governi nazionali e le organizzazioni internazionali debbano svolgere il ruolo principale nella lotta ai cambiamenti climatici

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