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This bar chart illustrates proportions of the young from four countries opting for various ways to tackle the global warming in 2008.

Overall, the youth in Portugal exceeded their peers in the other three countries in almost every method to solve global warming.

Regarding Portugal, there were not less than 40% young people solving this environmental problem through all these three ways; particularly inthrough life style, as approximately 44% young people in Portugal prefer this waymethod.

interestingly, adolescents in Romania just halvedwere only half of the percentages of young Portuguese in virtually allevery ways.

With respect to the other two countries, young people in Poland participated in solving global heating slightly more than that in the Netherlands, of around 30% in general ways, with the exception of advanced technology, chosen by only 10 percent of young Polish.

On the contrary, most of the young Dutch preferred to reduce global warming through technology and other means, which made up about 60% collectively.

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‘Exceeded’ is a strange word choice. It would depend on the chart, of course.

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You could say, "this link below..." but "The link below," is used more often.

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