Where has pushback to the EU Green Deal been observed according to the material?

• A. Germany's farming sector
• B. France's manufacturing sector
• C. Pushback from some German and French farming electorates
• D. UK agricultural policymakers

Answer: (C)

Pushback is tied to political support in farming communities within EU member states. The material highlights resistance to the EU Green Deal coming from some farming electorates in two major countries, Germany and France. Farmers and rural voters in these places express concerns about how greener policies will affect farm incomes, costs, and competitiveness, and they may push back through voting behavior and public debate. This makes the stance a cross-country pattern among rural farming constituencies, rather than a reaction isolated to one sector or a single country.

Other options don’t fit as well because they point to a single, broader sector in one country or to policymakers in a different country, while the material specifically names that pushback comes from some farming electorates in Germany and France.