WASHINGTON, D.C.,
October 29, 2009 -
Yesterday, Wall Street Journal blogger Keith Johnson wrote an
interesting post about a NBC/Wall Street Journal poll that was released. The poll highlights America’s declining support for cap-and-trade legislation.
Only 48% of the public would approve of a proposal that “would require companies to reduce greenhouse gas that cause global warming, even if it would mean higher utility bills for consumers to pay for the changes.” 43% of those surveyed said they disapprove of the plan, while 9% are undecided.
“That’s a noteworthy drop from 53% approval and 40% disapproval in April,” Johnson writes.
Click here to read yesterday’s NBC/WSJ poll in its entirety.
