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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Narrative around the "Fit for 55" package will be key here, and the Climate Social Fund must shine through in the public messaging around the Green Deal package.
56% : In 'Europe's Green Moment: How to address the climate challenge' ECFR's researchers found that in 19 out of 27 member states, mitigating the socio-economic consequences tops of the list of perceived challenges in implementing the European Green Deal.
53% : ECFR-commissioned polling across 12 EU member states in November 2020 indicated that the most popular policies under the Green Deal will be those that invest in public goods - the most popular policy was spending more money on green transport systems linking European cities.
50% : It must be clear that there is no plan B to the Green Deal but that the EU is willing to invest and support as an interested partner in building up their capacity to develop their renewables sectors, in moving towards zero carbon production.
47% : The external dimension of the Green Deal also reveals unresolved tensions about what kind of climate leadership the EU wants to portray.
47% : Now that the legislative package is on the table, the EU must carefully manage the internal divisions highlighted above to show the world that the Green Deal is not just a plan but a fact.

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