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India's Political Landscape: Modi's Continued Reign and the Resurgence of the Opposition

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@9NW2CBD from Utah answered…11hrs11H

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

I think yes, we should do more to prevent climate change, add more regulations, increase alternate sources of energy. BU…

@9NVFB9N from Georgia answered…21hrs21H

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

No, but customers should be free of energy monopolies and be allowed to choose the source of their energy.

@9NTZF7C from Indiana answered…1 day1D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

Provide incentives for alternative energy products at corporate level Private industries will be more likely to solve…

@9NTW75T from Indiana answered…1 day1D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

No, because the government is purposely polluting the air to try to get more people on board with changing the energy pr…

@9NTFVLBfrom Maine answered…1 day1D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

Yes, however add Funds for all plastic and glass bottles to reduce land waste and punish those who negligently polute wa…

@9NSWGVT from Tennessee answered…2 days2D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

No because there is no proof humans have impacted it but there should br more regulations to prevent pollution of air an…

@9NQVP7L from Michigan answered…3 days3D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

The government needs to get out of the way of companies and individuals employing farming and manufacturing methods that…

@9NQC55F from Arizona answered…3 days3D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

Yes but only indirectly by taxing emissions and incentive's to companies to lower emissions rather than directly forcing…

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