Large majorities in U.S. continue to support more wind and solar power, but support for both down slightly

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Appendix: Detailed charts on climate, energy, environment
Two-thirds of Americans support prioritizing developing renewable energy sources such as wind and solar
Most Republicans continue to say the U.S. should use a mix of energy sources
Large majorities in U.S. continue to support more wind and solar power, but support for both down slightly
Support for phasing out gasoline cars and trucks by 2035 has lowered over the past two years
Majority of Republicans favor a business tax credit for developing carbon capture technology, but support has declined in recent years.

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