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Energy knowledge needed

04/27/2009
By NINA RACH
More people are discussing energy issues, but most don’t know enough to make informed decisions and are still advocating “wishful” solutions, according to a recent study by Public Agenda, a nonpartisan research organization in Washington, DC.Based on a national survey, Public Agenda concluded the US public doesn’t know critical facts about energy problems and isn’t prepared for the necessary tradeoffs. “Half of all Americans (51%) could not correctly identify a renewable energy source such as solar or wind power, 39% could not name a fossil fuel, 65% overestimated US dependence on Middle Eastern oil, and 52% thought that by reducing smog, the US has com...
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