Study shows: Older Germans better informed about climate change than younger

Study shows: Older Germans better informed about climate change than younger

Why older people in Germany are better informed about climate change

In Germany, an interesting trend is evident: older people are better informed about climate change than their younger fellow citizens. This emerges from a survey by the European Investment Bank (EIB), which was carried out on behalf of the market research company BVA X-Sight.

The state of knowledge in Germany compared to other countries

In international comparison, Germany is slightly above average. With 6.49 out of 10 possible points, the Federal Republic takes tenth place among the 27 EU countries. People in Finland, Luxembourg and Sweden are particularly well informed. In total, Germany is in twelfth place among 35 countries.

potential for improvement in solutions

Although the Germans know well about the causes and consequences of climate change, there are still opportunities for improvement. 57 percent of those surveyed were not informed that speed limits can contribute to reducing climate change. The potential of well -insulated buildings for climate machine was also not known to 47 percent of the participants.

survey in 35 countries with different results

The survey extended over 35 countries, with the differences in knowledge in different regions. While the older generation is better informed in Germany and most EU countries, countries such as Italy and Luxembourg show an reverse trend.

The European Investment Bank, with its headquarters in Luxembourg, plays an important role in the financing of climate protection projects worldwide. With her commitment, she supports measures to reduce global global warming and makes a contribution to environmental protection.

- Nag