Younger Republicans far more likely than older ones to say human activity contributes to climate change

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February 29, 2024

How Republicans view climate change and energy issues

Younger Republicans far more likely than older ones to say human activity contributes to climate change

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Younger Republicans far more likely than older ones to say human activity contributes to climate change

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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
Majority of Republicans who report extreme weather experiences in their community say climate change has contributed to these events

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