variables: 821064

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821064 Most serious problem: Environmental pollution %   2024-02-22 15:29:49 2024-07-08 15:18:31     2010-2014 6304   % 
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 0     pollution_most_serious grapher/ivs/2023-11-27/integrated_values_survey/integrated_values_survey#pollution_most_serious   2 major   Most serious problem: Environmental pollution       % of respondents replying "Environmental pollution" when asked "I’m going to read out some problems. Please indicate which of the following problems you consider the most serious one for the world as a whole?" The problems listed were: "People living in poverty and need", "Discrimination against girls and women", "Poor sanitation and infectious diseases", "Inadequate education", and "Environmental pollution"   
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 We collected the data by merging the World Values Survey and the European Values Study, following the methodology described in the [Integrated Values Surveys website](https://www.worldvaluessurvey.org/WVSEVStrend.jsp). We processed the indicators from microdata of the Integrated Values Surveys (IVS) using Stata. Weights are applied for each country. We calculated regional aggregations for some indicators, by weighting each country by its population size.       float 
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