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Instead of a traditional 30-second ad, gamers across the world were invited to participate in a climate change survey.7 billion user-strong gaming market and produce the world's largest climate change public opinion poll.They show that 64 percent of people view climate change as a global emergency, even in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.According to the results, 69 percent of these young people classify climate change as an emergency.
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