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Research Shows Concern About Climate, but Theme Gets in the Background

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A survey conducted with 1,800 Brazilians shows that 91% of respondents consider climate change and the adoption of environmental conservation measures important and argue that candidates for the 2026 elections present proposals to address the problem. Nevertheless, issues such as public safety, cost of living, health and education appear ahead among the main concerns of the population. Among the problems presented to the interviewees, public sec…

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On the eve of the Brazilians' trip to the polls, 91% of the population considered it important that candidates submit proposals to face climate change. This is what Ipsos research commissioned by the Climate Observatory, released this Thursday. Last week, an NGO report pointed out that, despite the deaths in the country by floods, landslides and windfalls, the environmental urgency was ignored by almost all the government plans of the six candid…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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According to the study, who heard 1.8 thousand people, public security and crime are the most worrying social problems The post Climate change worries little Brazilians, shows research apareceu primeiro em AMAZONAS ATUAL.

Research Ipsos shows that 91% of Brazilians want climate proposals of the candidates in 2026, but the theme appears in 9o in the concerns

A survey conducted with 1,800 Brazilians shows that 91% of respondents consider climate change and the adoption of environmental conservation measures important and argue that candidates for the 2026 elections present proposals to address the problem. Nevertheless, issues such as public safety, cost of living, health and education appear ahead among the main concerns of the population. Among the problems presented to the interviewees, public sec…

·Quadra, Brazil
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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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