The Economy, the Environment, and Public Opinion

Polls conducted by Times Mirror Magazines, Inc. over the past three years reveal that Americans are consistent in their beliefs that economic progress can be made in the face of environmental protection. However, when faced with a choice between the two goals, sixty percent said that ensuring the pr...

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Published in:EPA Journal 1994-10, Vol.20 (3-4), p.39-40
Main Authors: Rockland, David B, Fletcher, Gwyn L
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Environmental economics
Environmental protection
Government spending
Polls & surveys
Public opinion
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Summary:Polls conducted by Times Mirror Magazines, Inc. over the past three years reveal that Americans are consistent in their beliefs that economic progress can be made in the face of environmental protection. However, when faced with a choice between the two goals, sixty percent said that ensuring the protection of our environment should take precedence over economic concerns. Additional findings on Americans' environmental attitudes are presented.
ISSN:0145-1189
2169-8538