Despite partisan debate, the American people find common ground on their support for a number of measures to address the nation's energy problems. At least 10 major energy proposals that would provide incentives for energy efficiency, reduce gasoline usage and support alternative energy have widespread support. But the public may not yet be prepared for the tradeoffs and challenges needed to make these proposals a reality, according to a new survey, "The Energy Learning Curve(TM)," released by Public Agenda, the nonpartisan opinion research and citizen engagement organization.
