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Most Europeans prefer more air con over cutting carbon emissions

Most Europeans prefer more air con over cutting carbon emissions

After recent extreme heatwaves, a survey across six European nations found that between 30% and 52% of people feared for their health. Many wanted governments to help them keep homes cool, with 61% to 73% favouring air conditioning in new homes. In every country except Italy, more people prioritised air conditioning over lowering CO2 emissions.

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