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Most People Ready to Fedemic For Environment

Most People Ready to Fedemic For Environment
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05.11.2007 BBC English
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BBC revealed that the World Service was held with the participation of 22 thousand people in 21 countries, in order to avoid global warming of the vast majority, it is volunteering to make large changes in lifestyle formats. [[T]]] [

However, when it comes to increasing taxes consolidated to such fuels in order to minimize labor oil and coal dependence, only half of the participants supported. [

More than 80 percent of participants in 21 countries where the incident is made, looking hot to the idea of making significant changes in lifestyle formats. If there are more than 60 percent on the face, to take care of the reduction of fossil fuel consumption, an increase in energy prices is necessary. These sapphire supporters include a large majority in the United States and China, which consumes the most energy in the world.

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However, "Do you give more tax to avoid global warming?" The work in response to the question is somewhat complicated. 85 percent of participants in China exceeds the idea of more tax, American participants volunteer to give more tax than half.

BBC is the Head of Globescan, the International Public Destroying Organization, who made this research on behalf of the world service, "If people feel to organize their demands, both the prices of products are not ready to pay additional money in terms of tax."

However, according to Miller, this research shows that people are able to use it in the fight against global warming precisely of the additional taxes they paid, if they are unable to pay it.

There are also Turkey among countries where the event is made. The BBC survey believes that 77 percent of participants from Turkey is necessary to change in life format to fight global warming. 44 percent of the support for increasing energy costs in Turkey, if the ratio of those who have excites to additional taxes is 42 percent.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/turkish/news/story/2007/11/071105 environment.shtml]

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