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Q1. We have a responsibility to try to improve conditions of thousands of people, especially elderly & children, who are suffering from neg health effects of poor air quality.
Q2. There is already a lot of legislation in place that has improved air quality and will keep improving it for the next decade.
Q3. So now, please select how high a priority it should be for govt to work to reduce air pollution that has negative effects on health.
Q4. Overwhelming majority of climate scientists agree greenhouse gases contribute to climate change and this poses major threats.
Q5. There are scientists who question how much climate change is occurring, how much human energy production contributes to it, and whether the risk is important enough to warrant major action.
Q6. Over and above the need to reduce greenhouse gases, there are many good reasons for US to invest in clean energy and energy efficiency.
Q7. Whole effort to reduce carbon dioxide will result in an expanded role for govt.
Q8. So now, please select how high a priority you think it should be for govt to work to further reduce greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide?
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Q40. Clean energy and energy-saving technologies are not being adopted as fast as they could be, nor as fast as they need to be for us to have cleaner air and to forestall the dangers of climate change.
Q41. If people or companies think that it is important to adopt these new green technologies, that's fine.
Q42. So, how acceptable do you find the idea of providing tax credits to encourage people and companies to adopt clean energy or energy-saving technologies?
Q43a. Please select whether you favor or oppose each one: A tax credit up to 30% of the cost of equipment that produces clean energy, such as solar panels or wind turbines, or stores clean energy.
Q43b. [favor/oppose] A tax credit for the amount of electricity produced with clean energy, equal to up to 5-10% of the average retail cost of electricity.
Q43c. [favor/oppose] A tax credit of up to $1 per gallon for the production of transportation fuel that produces 25% fewer emissions than the current average.
Q44a. [favor/oppose] A tax credit up to $3,000 for building a new energy-efficient home or residential building.
Q44b. [favor/oppose] A tax credit up to $6,500 for making energy-saving improvements such as fuel-efficient lighting, doors, windows, or insulation.
Q44c. [favor/oppose] A tax credit up to $1,500 for installing a new energy-efficient heating or air conditioning system.
Q45a. [favor/oppose] A tax credit up to $4.75 per square foot for building new energy-efficient commercial buildings.
Q45b. [favor/oppose] A tax credit up to $9.25 per square foot for making energy-saving improvements to commercial buildings that reduce energy.
Q46a. [favor/oppose] A tax credit up to 30% for an investment in the development of first-of-its-kind clean energy technology to produce, store or distribute energy.
Q46b. [favor/oppose] A tax credit up to 40% of the cost of installing first-of-its-kind clean energy technology.
Q46c. [favor/oppose] A tax credit up to 60% of the sales price of clean energy produced using first-of-its-kind technology.
Q47a [favor/oppose] For manufacturers of fully electric buses, a tax credit equal to 10% of the sales price of each bus sold.
Q47b. [favor/oppose] For people buying cars, a tax credit of $7,500 for purchasing a new electric car.
Q47c. [favor/oppose] For people earning $30,000 or less, a tax credit of $5,000 for purchasing a used electric car.
Q48. Do you favor the following proposal? [Tax credit for charging stations]
Q48a. Would you favor a tax credit of 50%? [For charging stations]
ISQCHECK First, we'd like to make sure you're paying attention. Please select the third response choice listed below
D1. Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a:
D1a. Do you think of yourself as closer to the:
D2a. How often would you say you vote in the general election-that is, the election for President every four years, or in off-years for just members of Congress?
D2b. How often would you say you vote in your party's primary elections?
D3. Did you vote in the November 2016 election or did you not get a chance to vote?
D3a. In voting for President in November 2016, which of the following did you choose?
D4. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as President?
D5. Thinking about President Trump, how responsive do you think he is to the American people?
D5a. If Vice President Joe Biden were to be elected President in November, how responsive do you think he would be to the American people?
D6. What is your religion?
D6a. Would you describe yourself as a born-again Christian?
D6b. Would you describe yourself as an Evangelical Christian?
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