Science and Technology

Americans’ attitudes toward electric vehicles, climate, and energy policy ahead of the 2024 presidential election

Most Americans report a willingness to pay a premium for an American-made electric vehicle over one made in China.

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Most adults support banning TikTok on government devices

While the public is split on a broader TikTok ban in the United States, there is greater support for a narrower ban on government devices.

Environment, Energy, and Resilience

Taste, cost, and health concerns far outweigh environmental considerations when people choose what to eat

Eighteen percent report understanding to eat in a way that is environmentally friendly, and few consider how the food they eat affects the environment.

Politics

There Is Bipartisan Concern About the Use of AI in the 2024 Elections

A majority believe AI will increase the spread of election misinformation, and few plan to use AI to get information about the presidential election.

Environment, Energy, and Resilience

Nine in ten have experienced extreme weather and most blame climate change.

Forty-four percent expect climate change will impact their personal health at some point in their life, and another 13% say it already has.

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