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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : In 2023, fossil fuels accounted for roughly 84% of domestic energy production -- almost enough to cover America's entire energy consumption.
54% : In a world of relatively predictable consumption, conservatives could argue that increasing domestic fossil-fuel production would make America energy-independent without investments in renewable energy.
52% : AI isn't just a fun technology that can crack jokes, edit essays, help with research projects and produce lifelike videos.
51% : Meanwhile, progressives could argue, with justification, that stable American consumption meant energy-efficiency initiatives and renewable-energy investment could wean the US off fossil fuels in favor of carbon-free domestic fuel sources.
31% : For more than two decades, America has been trapped in a debilitating, partisan energy debate: Republicans eschew renewable energy and support the fossil-fuel industry -- including initiatives like the Northern Access Pipeline through western New York -- while Democrats rail against fossil fuels and champion green energy technologies.

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