The bar graph presented contains percentage of young people selecting various ways to solve global warming from four different countries, Portugal, Poland, Romania, and Holland. The chart provides ways on how these youths solve global warming: Lifestyle, government regulations, advanced technology, or others in 2008.
Overall, taking steps to approach the problem, the young citizens of Portugal is working mainly on their lifestyle to contribute to solving the problem, followed by government regulations and using technology. Hollanders, on the other hand, is mainly shifting gears and trying to improve their technology in order to solve the problem.
Specifically, a large number of 44% of youths in Portugal, 10-35% higher than other nations, aim to solve the problem by changing their lifestyle. Additionally, it is noticable that the same portion of Portugese, around 40% each, focused on changing government regulations and improving their technology, just like how the Romanians are concentrated on those two ways, each at 20%.
Meanwhile, only 30% and 10% of young Polanders and young Hollanders obeyed the government regulations and changing their course onto improving technology to handle the enviornmental problem. On the other hand, averaging of 25% of young citizens from each nation did not act in any of the above-mentioned ways.