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September 28, 2020

Public Views About Science in Italy

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Public Views About Science in Italy
Views on how Italy compares on medical treatments, scientific achievements and other areas
Attitudes about the value of government investments in scientific research in Italy
Opinions on science-related issues, from AI to food to childhood vaccines
Opinions on environmental protection and how much the national government is doing on climate change

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