Data on the participants’ attitudes and political affiliation was obtained from the European Social Survey, which maps out European values and attitudes by conducting questionnaire surveys. Independent of party linesThe study demonstrated that attitudes towards the environment and refugees were associated with each other throughout Europe. Examining the findings from the perspective of political affiliation, the differences between voters can be seen to be highly systematic throughout Europe. In other words, attitudes towards the environment and refugees were interlinked to a degree regardless of political affiliation. A slightly more distinguishable association between attitudes towards the environment and refugees was observed among young people and the more educated.
