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Republicans Are As Environmentally-Friendly As Democrats

Republicans Are As Environmentally-Friendly As Democrats
It's counterintuitive but new research suggests it's true: self-identified Republicans are at least as good - and possibly better - at being energy-efficient in their private lives as Democrats.
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Perhaps similar to the way that conservatives give more to charity than liberals despite liberals claiming the moral high ground of "compassion," Republicans buy energy-efficient appliances, use "smart meter" technology, and other energy-efficient behaviors at rates equal to or higher than Democrats, with this graph via Scientific American:

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Progressives might find this cognitively dissonant, but it's pretty logical: conservatives think that private individuals are better at doing societal good than central government and bureaucrats. Republicans believe in private action, not mandates.

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