Should the government increase environmental regulations on businesses to reduce carbon emissions?

Yes, but only on large businesses that emit a significant amount of carbon.

No, the government should not be involved in environmental issues, the tragedy of the commons is an indictment of the concept that there can be more than one owner to a rivalrous and excludable good.

How do you perceive the balance between job creation and environmental protection in the context of stricter emissions regulations?

How would your daily life change if businesses had stricter rules to combat climate change?

Have you ever felt the effects of pollution in your own community, and how might stronger regulations prevent this?

Imagine a future with clean air and water; how might stricter environmental policies today help realize that vision?

In what ways do you think small business owners should adapt to new environmental regulations intended to reduce emissions?

If your favorite products became more expensive due to environmental laws, how would that affect your buying habits?

If a major local employer was polluting your area's air or water, how would you expect the government to respond?

What personal values guide your opinions on the government's role in regulating business practices to address climate change?

No, global warming is a hoax designed by the globalists to strip us of our national sovereignty.

What sacrifices would you be willing to make in your lifestyle to ensure a cleaner environment for future generations?

Can you think of a time when government intervention led to a positive outcome for society, similar to how increased regulations could help the environment?