Republican men and women tend to differ over climate and energy issues

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November 22, 2019

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Republican men and women tend to differ over climate and energy issues

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Most say U.S. should prioritize alternative energy sources today
Support for expanding coal mining is down from 2016
Political divides over time on support for nuclear power
Political divides over increasing hydraulic fracturing
Decline in support for more offshore drilling among Democrats since 2016
Conservative Republicans stand out from other political groups on many climate and energy issues
Younger Republicans prioritize alternative energy sources more than older Republicans

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