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Published: 5 December 2025
Average marginal effects of factors associated with support for at least one restrictive climate policy
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Average marginal effects of factors associated with support for at least one restrictive climate policy
R squared: 0.22. Results controlled for age, gender, education, employment status, degree of urbanisation and country of residence. The purple dots represent the confidence intervals for that variable.
Source: Living and Working in Europe e-survey 2025
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As the EU moves toward carbon neutrality, the Just Transition Mechanism seeks to ensure this process is fair. But are people on board? The e-survey findings show that several other factors beyond environmental concern are at play here, especially when policies directly affect people’s everyday lives.
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