Nearly 80% of Spaniards Call for a State Pact to Address Climate Change Emergencies
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79% of Spaniards consider that a State Pact is needed among all political forces to deal with climate change emergencies, according to the Opinion Barometer of the Sociological Research Center (CIS) this September. However, 7.5% believe that it is not necessary and 9.5%, which depends on the evolution of the situation.
98% of the Spanish Population Is Concerned About Forest Fires, According to the Latest CIS Barometer
Madrid.- Fires such as those that have taken place this summer in Spain are of great or considerable concern to a majority of the Spanish population (98.2%) and almost 80% consider "necessary" a large state pact against climate change, according to the last barometer of the Center for Sociological Research (CIS).Although 89.9 [...] The entry 98% of the Spanish population is concerned about forest fires, according to the last barometer of the CIS…
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