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September 3, 2020

Despite Pandemic, Many Europeans Still See Climate Change as Greatest Threat to Their Countries

Few concerned about mass migration

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Despite Pandemic, Many Europeans Still See Climate Change as Greatest Threat to Their Countries
Across 14 countries polled, climate change and infectious diseases top list of global threats
Majorities most consistently cite climate change, spread of infectious diseases as threats to their country; relatively few mention large-scale migration
Sharp increases in share who see the world’s economic situation as a major threat
Older people more concerned about terrorism, cyberattacks and nukes
Pessimism about national economies tied to concerns about global economy
Majorities see climate change and infectious disease transmission as major threats
Women more likely than men to see climate change as a major threat
Most people see terrorism, cyberattacks and the spread of nuclear weapons as major threats
Older age groups are more concerned about security issues
People are concerned about world economy, but less so about poverty
Elevated concerns about world economy
Those on the political right more concerned about mass migration

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