The bar chart illustrates the proportions of young individuals from four nations (Portugal, Poland, Romania and Holland) who selected four different approaches to tackle the global warming in 2008.
Overall, young people from Portugal hold the beliefs that lifestyle changes, government rules and advanced technology could migrate the temperature. By contrast, Holland had the highest share of young people who thought none of these methods working.
Portugal’s lifestyle changing rate was about 43%, being higher than Poland’s at around 26%. Romania and Holland recorded lower figures for this choice, at approximately 17% and 13%. In terms of government regulations, Portugal ranked again at around 40%, followed by Poland and Romania at roughly 30% and 20%. The lowest proportion was still held by Holland at 10%.
When it comes to advanced technology, Portugal led with nearly 40%. Romania and Holland exhibited at around 20% and 30%, whereas Poland the smallest proportion, at just 7%. Regarding the opinion that none of these methods were effective, Portugal and Holland shared with the same data at around 30%, compared with 25% in Poland and 15% in Romania.