Is the climate concern of the European?

Brussel-based thinking organization Bruegel, France, Germany, Italy and Sweden based on the last report that analyzes the views of 7819 people, clearly reject climate change in Europe still represents a small minority. However, not seeing climate change as a ‘necessful issue’ ratio, in four years, from 3 percent to 9 percent in Germany, in Poland, it rose to 11 percent.

]Economic growth ranked first]
The security and defense with economic stability and growth (60 on the earth) stands out as the most important topics of people in Germany, France, Italy, Poland and Sweden. However, the climate policy is located in third place with 39 percent in the list of concern. Immigration and refugee policies are almost at the same level with 38 percent of the climate policy; there is only one point difference. In the Bruegel report, the climate change was stated that in the ‘Medyada wide place, and overright parties in many countries, as well as the most important theme of central right parties. [

] What is the best approach to fight climate change for EU citizens?]
] 49 percent of those participating in the survey in Italy want to be one of the three political priorities of the European Union in the next few years of the environmental issue. It follows Germany with 41 percent and 38 percent of France. nine of each 10 Europeans agree that it should be moved against climate change. However, the support for stopping climate change between 2020 and 2024 declined in five countries, while the support for compliance with climate change increased all. This change is viewed in Germany and Poland as the most pronounced. In 2020, two of the participants supported all the actions to stop a little climate change, while only half in 2024 supported.

“I hope change is for natural reasons”]
]] While the difference between the support levels to fight and adapt climate change in Italy remains very marked, the support level between these two categories in Sweden is quite small. Only a minority in many countries think that climate change is mainly caused by natural processes or not real. Poland is 23 percent of the country where these views are highest, followed by Sweden with 19 percent. Most of the doubts related to the subject were determined to be common among those who see themselves in financially relaxed or rich. In the report, "This situation was called "compatible with previous research, showing that high status groups that benefit from the status of the status, are sometimes less open to converter climate policies.