Should the government increase environmental regulations to prevent climate change?

Shame on us all if we do not!! Religion and politics talks about God. I can't believe this is how we show our gradituid for all the beauty bestowed to us on this planet. We are the Caretakers. Religiously this is an abomination to God to treat this world…. 7 years ago from a Democrat in Oxford, MI

Climate change is the single most impressive issue today. Govt measures should include education of youth and climate change deniers. Furthermore govt. should stop subsidizing animal agriculture which is responsible for serious greenhouse gas emissions. 7 years ago from a Democrat in Point Pleasant, NJ

I do believe global warming happens naturally, but I also believe we shouldn't intentionally ruin our world. Some pollution will happen, and always has, but I think we can come up with ways, in this day and time, to accomplish what we need to and keep…. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Madison, AL

Develop better practices for recycling, conservation, and incineration to reduce the contributions by citizens. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Humble, TX

There is nothing we can do about global warming, there are too many people on the planet. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Long Valley, NJ

Yes, but not on the American people who are over regulated. Start regulating the companies that pollute our water and Earth!!! They have the money to spare. Not individual citizens who did not create the large scale pollution. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Potwin, KS

Yes to more regulation, but accept that the planet will continue to warm and plan for the consequences of that. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Potwin, KS

Yes. Especially become aggressive in activism pertaining to regulations for the countries that are the greatest threats to our environment. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Creswell, OR

It depends on how you look at it. Yes it would be useful to fund research for better emission standings and less carbon dioxide but we could use the funding for better schooling and poverty rates. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Tampa, FL

Yes, But not so much so that we harm the economy doing so. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Jackson, MS

It is not the problem of the USA alone in fact for years we have been improving our environment but China, India, Turkey, Russia and many other countries have no policies or do not enforce them THE single best thing the USA could do is to protect it self the…. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Washington, DC

Government should balance environmental regulations with competing interests and not let one be dominant. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Brandon, FL

I think our government needs to be proactive and set regulations but also strive to find alternatives. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Mishawaka, IN

Yes and no. There should be some regulations when it comes to taking care of our environment. However, it should not be too strict. 8 years ago from a Democrat in Tomball, TX