Support for expanding wind, solar power in the U.S. has fallen since 2020

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June 25, 2024

How Americans View National, Local and Personal Energy Choices

Support for expanding wind, solar power in the U.S. has fallen since 2020

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Support for expanding wind, solar power in the U.S. has fallen since 2020

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How Americans View National, Local and Personal Energy Choices
Support for expanding wind, solar power in the U.S. has fallen since 2020
Growing partisan divide in support for expanding wind, solar power in the U.S.
Young Republicans give priority to developing renewable energy over fossil fuels in the U.S.
58% of Americans oppose rules aimed at dramatically increasing electric vehicle sales in the U.S.
Declining share of Americans say they are likely to consider buying an electric vehicle
1 in 4 Americans say limiting their ‘carbon footprint’ is extremely or very important to them

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