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February 29, 2024

How Republicans view climate change and energy issues

Two-thirds of Republicans say a potential energy transition would increase prices for everyday goods

Two-thirds of Republicans say a potential energy transition would increase prices for everyday goods

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Two-thirds of Republicans say a potential energy transition would increase prices for everyday goods

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How Republicans view climate change and energy issues
Republicans rank climate change at the bottom of their priorities for the president and Congress in 2024
Majority of Republicans favor providing a tax credit to businesses for developing carbon capture technology
Republicans favor more offshore oil and gas drilling – and more solar power
Two-thirds of Republicans say a potential energy transition would increase prices for everyday goods
Younger Republicans far more likely than older ones to say human activity contributes to climate change
Majority of Republicans who report extreme weather experiences in their community say climate change has contributed to these events