The bar chart illustrates the percentage of young people selecting various methods to solve global warming in four different countries, namely, Portugal, Poland, Romania, and the Netherlands. The chart provides insights into how youths are solving the problem in four ways, including lifestyle, government regulations, advanced technology, and others, in the year 2008.
Portugal had been a major contributor to overcoming the issues compared to all other nations. A total of 45% of youths have chosen implementing lifestyle as a way to address the world heating issue. Forty percent of teens were involved in government regulations and advanced technology.
Whereas, people from the Netherlands were very inactively participating in lifestyle changes and government rules to challenge the pandemic of global surface warming. While the participation was higher, at about 30%, in the modern tech revolution.
Poland has shown a steady balance in all the factors, with approximately 25% of young adults involved to counter this global problem, but the number decreases to 10% in the sector of computing and industrial methodology.
Overall, 50% of the population from Portugal and the Netherlands did not engage in any of the ways to work out the crisis. 25% of Polish and almost 15% of Romanian youths also did not take part in any of the activities.