The chart below shows percentages of young people choosing different ways to solve the global warming in four different countries in 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The chart illustrates different four ways to solve the global warming chosen by young people from different countries (Portugal, Poland, Romania and Holand) in 2008. These four trends were lifestyle, government regulations, advanced technology and another one non-base in anyone of the latter ways. Results were expressed in percentages.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that Portugal was leading in all sorts of solutions compared with other countries. Romania fluctuated slightly but remained stable between 10% and 20% in every trend. However, in Poland and Holand the chart showed a significant difference depending on the trend, showing a peak of young population in some ways and a strong decline in others.
In conclusion, while Portugal people experienced a large amount of interest stopping global warming though the four ways, Polish and Netherlandish showed an abrupt difference between some trends to others. In addition, Romanian saw a modestly variation with approximately a third of civils working on it.