78% Yes |
22% No |
78% Yes |
22% No |
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Unique answers from Canada users whose views extended beyond the provided choices.
@8SXWSLJ3yrs3Y
what does subsidize mean
@9CBTBW311mos11MO
Yes, subsidize the installation of local/individual solar/wind apparatus to reduce the dependance on current methods and pass the savings on to home owners/renters who participate.
@9LJGNWT 2wks2W
NO! The government should not favor any industry over another or any sector of a particular industry over another. Let free markets dictate what form or forms of transportation anyone uses. The carbon tax must be eliminated immediately. Vehicles and heavy equipment already have substantial pollution controls.
@9L7D6G41mo1MO
Yes however the current sources of energy such as fossil fuel must not be disregarded. Instead of heavily relying on fossil fuels, the aim for energy consumption should be at least 40% renewable energy
@9KBWSK82mos2MO
No, the government doesn’t have the understanding required to assess the impacts of “renewables”. It will also make the industry reliant on subsidies
@9KBFTYW 2mos2MO
No, if the companies are private they should be allowed to succumb to the same economic factors that influence the rest of the economy. Energy production for individual consumers should be low cost for citizens since it is produced with our country's resources. Buildings for corporations should be required to produce or contribute to the production of energy through environmentally sustainable means.
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