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Opinions on small country taking climate actions in the Netherlands 2019, by party
Share of people believing the effect of Dutch climate actions is so small it is useless to take them in the Netherlands in 2019, by political party*
by Brigitte van de Pas,
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Mar 28, 2019
This statistic displays the share of people believing the effect of Dutch climate actions is so small it is useless to take them in the Netherlands in 2019, by political party. 45 percent of the participants taking part in this survey said to believe the Netherlands is too small to take useful climate actions. FvD and PVV voters were most convinced of this: respectively 90 and 85 percent of the respondents who would vote FvD and PVV said to believe their country was too small to make a real impact. On the other hand, of the GroenLinks and D66 voters only seven percent stated to believe this.
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by Brigitte van de Pas,
last edited
Mar 28, 2019
This statistic displays the share of people believing the effect of Dutch climate actions is so small it is useless to take them in the Netherlands in 2019, by political party. 45 percent of the participants taking part in this survey said to believe the Netherlands is too small to take useful climate actions. FvD and PVV voters were most convinced of this: respectively 90 and 85 percent of the respondents who would vote FvD and PVV said to believe their country was too small to make a real impact. On the other hand, of the GroenLinks and D66 voters only seven percent stated to believe this.
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- Number of respondents
- 3,000+
- Method of interview
- Online panel
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- * This statement was phrased by the source as follows: "Het effect van Nederlandse maatregelen op het klimaat is zo klein dat het geen zin heeft ze te nemen" (English: The effect of Dutch climate actions on the environment is so small that it is useless to take them)
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- Survey time period
- March 2019
- Number of respondents
- 3,000+
- Method of interview
- Online panel
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- * This statement was phrased by the source as follows: "Het effect van Nederlandse maatregelen op het klimaat is zo klein dat het geen zin heeft ze te nemen" (English: The effect of Dutch climate actions on the environment is so small that it is useless to take them)
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