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When It Comes to Influencing the Impacts of Climate Change, Corporations, Governments Outstrip Individuals, Public Says
Roughly 3 in 4 adults agree that corporations, governments and individuals have a responsibility to act
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Following Mass Power Failures in Texas, Over Half of Voters Say State Needs to Connect Its Grid to Others
Voters were most likely to blame Texas officials, state regulators for the blackouts
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Amid Push to Replace Natural Gas, Public Is Split on Whether to Electrify Their Homes
Proposals to ban the fuel in new buildings elicit just as much division
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The Greater Appeal of Energy-Efficient Appliances Is a Reduction in Energy Costs, Not in Emissions
3 in 4 say saving money on electric bills is a major reason they’d considered efficiency in appliance purchases
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Electric Vehicle Holdouts Fret Most Over Charging Infrastructure
But overall interest in EVs has risen 6 points since March 2019
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The Electric Car Consumers Want: Lower Cost, Higher Mileage
21 percent of U.S. adults wouldn’t be interested in switching to an electric vehicle at any price
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Stronger Fuel Economy, Efficiency Measures Have Backing From a Public Hungry for Climate Action
About 2 in 3 adults support higher vehicle fuel economy, stricter building efficiency standards
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Most of the Public Says They Consider Their Individual Environmental Impact on a Daily Basis
About 3 in 4 adults say reducing their carbon emissions, water use, waste factors into daily behaviors, purchasing
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Voters — and Especially Independents — Split Over Biden Order to Revoke Keystone XL Permit
Voters largely back other climate and energy orders, like rejoining Paris deal, reviewing fuel efficiency standards
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More Voters Support Biden’s Order to Rejoin Paris Agreement Over Actions Impacting the Fossil Fuel Sector
55% of voters who watched the inauguration say the president spoke about climate change enough