U.S. view on developed countries' obligation to combat global warming by income 2017
Belief that developed countries are more responsible for controlling emissions and pollution among U.S. adults as of February 2017, by family income*
This statistic shows the opinion among U.S. adults on developed countries being more obligated to combat global warming than non-developed countries as of February 2017, with a breakdown by household income. During the survey, roughly 60 percent of respondents whose household income was under 50 thousand U.S. dollars stated that the world's most developed countries have a greater responsibility to control greenhouse gases and pollution.
Belief that developed countries are more responsible for controlling emissions and pollution among U.S. adults as of February 2017, by family income*
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