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Transport aérien : 3 Européens sur 4 s’engagent à moins prendre l’avion

En matière de transport aérien, 36 % des Européens déclarent moins prendre l’avion pour partir en vacances afin de lutter contre les changements climatiques et 75 % ont l’intention de le faire en 2020. Ce chiffre monte à 94 % en Chine, mais il n’atteint que 69 % aux États-Unis. La population de l’Union européenne, en particulier en Croatie, en Slovaquie et en Allemagne, s’engage à moins prendre l’avion et à voyager davantage en train.

Transport aérien : 3 Européens sur 4 s’engagent à moins prendre l’avion

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