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Is Climate Change an Election Game Changer?
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A recent survey from The Energy Policy Institute at The University of Chicago found the following information. After a several-year decline in support for the statement that human activities primarily drive climate change, support rebounded in 2024, with 54 percent of respondents agreeing that humans are the primary driver. The increase was most pronounced among Democrats, with a 7-percentage point bump in just one year. Notably, 40 percent of young Republicans said they believe climate change is primarily human-driven, up from just 26 percent in 2017. The belief among older Republicans didn’t change. On this episode of NEXT2.0, Chuck talks with John Purvis and Justin Mason of Solar Revolution. Solar Revolution is an Erie-based company trying to make a difference by educating people about renewable energy (specifically solar) and working with businesses and families to get solar power working for them. They will be talking about significant picture issues and the practicalities of installing solar energy in your home or business. Tune In.
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