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Band 6+: The bar chart shows expectations for change of European young people in the next 20 years in five different areas.

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The image presents a bar chart displaying expectations for change among European young people over the next 20 years across five areas: health, air quality, water quality, food quality, and people communication. Health is projected to improve by 35% and worsen by 65%. Air quality is expected to improve by 40% and worsen by 60%. Water quality improvement is anticipated by 50%, offset by a 50% projection for it getting worse. Food quality is predicted to improve by 60% with 40% of respondents expecting deterioration. People communication has the highest expected improvement at 75%, while 25% foresee it getting worse.
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The bar charts compare the expectation of European youth for change in five different areas including health, air quality, water quality, food quality, and people communication in the next two decades. Overall, these young people were optimistic in people communication area while they were pessimistic in the air quality sector.

In detail, more than half of them believed that people communication will improve in the next twenty years, and just a third of them argue that it will get worse. However, in comparison the other areas have lower expectations with mild disbelieve for food quality at 48% positive in improvement while 52% believe the other way around.

Moreover, health and water quality areas experienced lower confidence in the majority of the young people, at just 40% believe in improvement while the majority at 60% said it will deescalate. At last, the young people have extreme disbelieve towards the air quality improvement at just 22% of them sure in better condition while the remaining majority at 78% disaprove it.

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