Four out of five Americans say the next US President should prioritise renewable energy, according to the seventh annual Sense & Sustainability Study by G&S Business Communications. Study of US adults by G&S Business Communications has found that about 4 of every 5 Americans (78%) say the next US president should quickly prioritize renewable energy. About 85% feel that they benefit from alternative power, including rooftop solar and wind, and 68% believe that a resilient power grid is more important than lower electricity costs. The survey also found that nearly half (52%) think it would be better for the country if there were no federal regulations on greenhouse gas emissions, while just over one-third (31%) said such regulation was necessary.
Four out of five Americans say the next US President should prioritise renewable energy, according to the seventh annual Sense & Sustainability Study by G&S Business Communications. About 85% feel that they benefit from alternative power, including rooftop solar and wind, and 68% believe that a resilient power grid is more important than lower electricity costs. The survey also found that nearly half (52%) think it would be better for the country if there were no federal regulations on greenhouse gas emissions, while just over one-third (31%) said such regulation was necessary.