Toplines - Energy - May 26-27, 2010
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Daily Snapshot
National Survey of 1,000 Likely
Voters
Conducted May 26-27, 2010
By Rasmussen Reports
1* Which
is more important, finding new sources of energy or reducing the amount of
energy Americans now consume?
61% Finding new sources of energy
32% Reducing
the amount of energy Americans now consume
7% Not sure
2* How
serious a problem is Global Warming?
35% Very serious
23% Somewhat
serious
22% Not very serious
15% Not at all serious
5% Not sure
3* Is Global Warming caused primarily by human activity or by
long term planetary trends?
40% Human activity
44% Long term planetary trends
5% Some other reason
10% Not sure
4* Is
there a conflict between economic growth and environmental protection?
44% Yes
34% No
22% Not sure
5* What is the better long-term financial
investment for America: investing in renewable energy resources like
solar and wind or investing in fossil fuels like coal, gas and oil?
63%
Investing renewable energy resources
27%
Investing in fossil fuels
10%
Not sure
6* Does
Barack Obama believe global warming is caused primarily by
human activity or by long term planetary trends?
55% Human activity
21% Long term planetary trends
6% Some other reason
18% Not sure
7* How
would you rate the way that Barack Obama is handling energy issues such as offshore
drilling and research for alternative energy sources so far as
President…excellent, good, fair or poor?
16% Excellent
22% Good
21% Fair
39% Poor
2% Not sure
NOTE: Margin of Sampling Error, +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence