NSW voters, including conservative ones, want the state government to step up action on climate change, including boosting renewable energy, two separate polling sets show.
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| Solar farms are rolling out at a record rate and voters would support much larger levels of renewable energy, surveys have found. |
A statewide Essential survey conducted February 6-11 for the Nature Conservation Council of 544 respondents found 51 per cent were more likely to back a party boosting clean energy and 18 per cent less likely. Among those identifying as Liberal or National supporters, the ratio was 43 per cent in favour and a quarter against.
Read the story from The Age by Peter Hannam - “‘Everyone loves solar': Climate action heats up as NSW election issue.”
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