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The potential economic and social consequences of the Green Deal (green transition)

The third part of the European Investment Bank (EIB) climate survey, conducted in 2021-2022, collated and analysed people's opinions on climate change in a rapidly changing world. The results clarify people's stances (views) regarding the impact of the Green Deal on their lives and daily routines.

Key findings

56% of Europeans think that climate policy is an engine for economic growth (source)

56% think that climate policy will increase employment (create more new jobs)

61% of Europeans think that climate policy will improve their lives

25% fear that they might lose their jobs because their current employment may not be compatible with the need to mitigate climate change (it should be noted that 20-29-year-olds are more concerned about job loss in this regard, namely 44%)

66% feel that climate change will continue to be a relevant issue in 2050 (...)

The potential economic and social consequences of the Green Deal (green transition)

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