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Poles feel mostly supported by the EU in their climate-friendly actions

The infographic below reveals that Poles see the European Union as the most relevant public entity in the fight against climate change. 64% of Polish respondents reported feeling supported by the EU in their climate-friendly actions and behaviour. This figure is 29 percentage points higher than the perceived support from the national government (35%) and 23 percentage points higher than the perceived support from local governments (41%).

Poles feel mostly supported by the EU in their climate-friendly actions

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Want to know more about citizens’ opinions on companies’ efforts to fight climate change? Click here for more survey results.

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