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Band 4+: The graph below shows the result of a survey of young people in four European countries on the most effective solution of global warming. Summarize information making comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar chart with survey results from young people in four European countries regarding effective solutions to global warming. In Portugal: Lifestyle changes 20%, Government regulations 19%, Environmental issues 35%, None 12%. In Spain: Lifestyle changes 17%, Government regulations 15%, Environmental issues 30%, None 18%. In Italy: Lifestyle changes 20%, Government regulations 18%, Environmental issues 32%, None 14%. In Netherlands: Lifestyle changes 22%, Government regulations 24%, Environmental issues 33%, None 8%.
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The bar chart illustrates the prevention of climate change where they survey on youth in four european countries, portugal,spain italy,netherlands.

Overall, the best solution of all the european country to tackle global warming was lifestyle changes on younger people. While, the least effective way was none of these in the all countries. Government policies are considerably equal solution of climate change in each country.

Lifestyle of younger people was the highest porportion of global warming which was half percent in portugal, where around 14% lower was spain about 46%. Italy and netherlands was 30% and around 24% respectively. Government regulations affects on all the european countries around 18% to 22%.

In italy, the effective way of prevent global warming showed around 23%, where netherlands and portugal slightly lower around 21% and 20%, respectively. The lowest percentage around less than 10 % of youth who didn’t involve in any of these on the four european countries.

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