The given bar chart illustrates the details in relation to proportions of various methods adopted by youngsters of Portugal, Poland, Romania and Holland to address global warming in 2008.
Generally, it is abundantly clear that the percentage of youth choosing different ways to solve global warming in Portugal is the largest among the four countries, while that of Romania is the least. Moreover, advanced technology is the means that most juveniles prefer to choose to handle this environmental issue.
Upon closer examination towards the data, the proportion of young people in Portugal choosing to change life style to mitigate the global warming is far higher among other nations, standing distinctly at 43%, whereas its counterpart of Holand is the smallest, namely 12%. What is more, government regulations and advanced technology have the same percentage of youth in Portugal, representing 40%; compared to that of Poland, which has one of the largest gaps between these two methods, makes up 30% and 10% respectively.
Furthermore, it is also noteworthy that Romanian youth almost equally support these four approaches to solve the rising temperature, with the differece between the largest group, which is government regulations and advanced technology, and the smallest group, namely none of these, is approximately 5%.