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| What, if any, approach should the United States take to reduce dependence on foreign oil? | |
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| Government subsidies of fuel cell research |
 16 % (4)
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| Government subsidies of nuclear fusion research |
 12 % (3)
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| Tax breaks for purchases of hybrid or alternative fuel vehicles |
 24 % (6)
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| Tax breaks for installation of wind and/or solar generators in homes and businesses |
 20 % (5)
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| Legislation requiring new construction include solar and/or wind generation capabilities |
 4 % (1)
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| Open areas that are currently closed to oil exploration and drilling |
 8 % (2)
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| Invade countries that are known to have large petroleum reserves | 0 % (0) |
| Impose higher taxes on gasoline and petroleum products |
 4 % (1)
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| Give tax breaks or other incentives for the manufacture/consumption of "biodiesel" |
 12 % (3)
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| Do nothing; the United States does not have a problem with dependence on foreign oil | 0 % (0) |
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Total Votes: 25 Total Voters: 9 |
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