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@9N92GYS from North Carolina answered…2hrs2H

Should researchers be allowed to use animals in testing the …

Yes, but never for superficial discoveries like cosmetics and only if the animals suffer zero discomfort

@9N92GYS from North Carolina answered…2hrs2H

Should disposable products (such as plastic cups, plates, an…

Not banned outright. Phase them out over a set transition period instead to avoid individual hardship, increase consumer…

@9N92GYS from North Carolina answered…2hrs2H

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

Yes, but only if those regulations target the big polluters who are actually responsible for damaging the environment in…

@9N8XVGK from Alaska answered…3hrs3H

Should the U.S. withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement?…

No, but the US should use its economic power to hold other countries accountable to the standards of the accords.

@9N8VSKD from California answered…3hrs3H

Should disposable products (such as plastic cups, plates, an…

Companies should be given ample time to adjust and there should be clear relitivly same price alternatives.

@9N7PSFB from Tennessee answered…19hrs19H

Should disposable products (such as plastic cups, plates, an…

Yea, and lower the price of these products to ensure they are more available to lower income consumers.

@9N7PGBC from North Carolina answered…21hrs21H

Should researchers be allowed to use animals in testing the …

Yes, but not for cosmetics and with very strict proper treatment of the animals, no highly intelligent animals should be…

@9N72BF9 from Pennsylvania answered…1 day1D

Should researchers be allowed to use animals in testing the …

No, I believe that it is cruel thing to do to the animals, and they should find a better way to do the testing.

@9N6XNZ8 from Illinois answered…1 day1D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

Yes and no. We’ve tried and failed. There needs to be more focus on research and education on the topic first.

@9N6WNH5 from Maryland answered…1 day1D

Should the government build a network of electric vehicle ch…

I say no because I feel like if they chose to buy this type of car knowing the stipulation of it then that is their duty…

@9N6SBJQ from California answered…1 day1D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

We are building too much and saving too much! Focus on more control burns. Focus on not saving and building too much. Ou…

@9N6K8JM from Louisiana answered…1 day1D

Should the government give tax credits and subsidies to the …

Yes, but only in situations where it is financially feasible. When installation will never recover the initial cost, it…

@ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…2 days2D

Should the government provide subsidies for companies develo…

The best way for government to combat climate change would be to lower taxes and end artificial barriers to entry that p…

@ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…2 days2D

Should the government provide subsidies for companies develo…

The best way to combat climate change is by reducing taxes and artificial barriers to entry so that incentives for innov…

@9N5XMF7 from Texas answered…2 days2D

Should the government provide subsidies for companies develo…

No, carbon capture is too expensive and impractical. The government should tax carbon emissions instead

@9N5XMF7 from Texas answered…2 days2D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

Yes, carbon emissions should be taxes and there should be incentives for non-carbon emission producing energy production

@9N5WBYD from Oregon answered…2 days2D

Should the government provide subsidies for companies develo…

No, carbon capture is a relatively ineffectual technology. We should support hydroelectric and nuclear energy instead

@9N5VFFN from Georgia answered…2 days2D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

No. Free markets will allow for technological advancement that improves the environment without sacrificing quality of…

@9N5VB6Y from Virginia answered…2 days2D

Should the government provide subsidies to taxpayers who pur…

No, that money should be devoted to making US infrastructure capable of supporting electric vehicles

@9N5QBQ7 from Oklahoma answered…2 days2D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

No because they're simply doing it wrong. Current carbon regulations hurt more than help since they incentivize manufact…

@ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…2 days2D

Should the government invest in programs to reduce food wast…

The government pays farmers to not grow crops in areas they deem environmentally sensitive, compensating them for what t…

@ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…2 days2D

Should the government provide subsidies for companies develo…

Government should lower taxes and eliminate artificial barriers to entry for all firms large and small, allowing market…

@9N552QS from Connecticut answered…2 days2D

Should disposable products (such as plastic cups, plates, an…

Restore a thriftwise culture of reusing durable items instead of recycling or simply disposing of them; allow disposable…

@9N552QS from Connecticut answered…2 days2D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

Reduce the regulatory loopholes which allow the most egregious polluters free reign at everyone else's expense while inf…

@9N4W94L from Oregon answered…2 days2D

Should the government increase environmental regulations to …

No, prevention is no longer an option. The government should increase environmental regulations to promote climate resil…

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