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People still think tailpipes are the #1 cause of global warming
November 14, 2008
Shelton
Group's fourth annual Energy Pulse study found that
while more consumers are becoming knowledgeable about renewable energy,
one-third erroneously think cars and trucks are the No. 1 cause of greenhouse
emissions. Only 4% cite the actual primary culprit: coal-fired electric plants.
The study also asked consumers which
activities or purchases would result in the greatest reduction in their energy
bill. Respondents' top three answers included:
Install energy-efficient windows
(15.5%) Install a higher efficiency heating or cooling system (14%) Change
habits at home to save energy (14%)
For more information
about the Energy Pulse 2008 study,click here.
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