Maybe that differs per culture, but here in the Netherlands I know plenty of right-wing voters who don’t deny the issue at all. They acknowledge it’s a problem, sometimes even want to put effort into fixing it. Their arguments against are usually “we’re such a small country, so whatever we do won’t really affect anything anyway” and “it’s already going quite well, no need to be ahead of the curve”. I’d say that’s actually by far the largest group of right wing voters in my personal experience.

Now personally I don’t agree with them of course. Yes we’re a small country, but als relatively rich and relatively bad for the climate. Also, adding all small countries together still adds up to a big amount of emissions. If all small countries would reason like this nothing would happen. And we’re not exactly ahead of the curve either, even though we’re relatively rich.

This has been going for a while here in the Netherlands. I barely know anyone who hasn’t at least had a cold somewhere between mid November and now. I’ve had either Influenza or RSV and it got me quite good tbh. Unfortunately I couldn’t get any vaccinations because I’m not in a risk group. Wouldn’t mind taking a jab or two to skip a week of being ill, as well as potential after effects.