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Suecia considera que los gobiernos nacionales y las organizaciones internacionales deberían desempeñar la función principal en la lucha contra el cambio climático

Según las opiniones vertidas por los suecos, un 48 % de los encuestados piensa que el gobierno nacional, así como las organizaciones internacionales, como la Unión Europea, el Banco Mundial y las Naciones Unidas, son las entidades que deberían liderar la lucha contra el cambio climático. El 21 % votó además a favor de que sean los propios ciudadanos los que desempeñen el papel más importante.

Suecia considera que los gobiernos nacionales y las organizaciones internacionales deberían desempeñar la función principal en la lucha contra el cambio climático

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