Americans are divided on the nation’s energy strategy—but when it comes to local projects, renewables, natural gas, and next generation nuclear face far less opposition. Here’s what that means for policymakers.
Americans are divided on the nation’s energy strategy—but when it comes to local projects, renewables, natural gas, and next generation nuclear face far less opposition. Here’s what that means for policymakers.
Rising electricity bills divide Americans on energy’s future. Opinions on renewables vary, reflecting a desire for affordable, reliable, and cleaner power.
This outline will give candidates, campaigns, and supportive organizations a guide to how to appeal to and win support from an amazing majority of Americans.
Proposals from the Biden administration and environmental activists that would limit consumer choices and cut domestic oil production inspire intense opposition.
Nuclear power emits zero carbon and is a proven technology that could provide clean energy.
Inflation and the cost of living is by far the most chosen issue when Americans are asked to pick their three most important issues for 2024.
Three-quarters (73 percent) of Americans support prohibiting the sale of U.S. real estate, including farmland, to foreign adversaries including China and Russia.
A majority of voters prefer a gas-powered vehicle over a comparable electric one that uses no gas and costs $10,000 more.
A new YouGov poll reveals that there is bipartisan agreement that the U.S. should strive to be energy independent.